Sentence examples for mitigated by adding from inspiring English sources

The impact of such disruptive events can be mitigated by adding parallel units and/or intermediate storage.

However, this resonance-like behavior can be effectively mitigated by adding viscous damping to the isolation system.

However, it has been demonstrated that this reduction can be mitigated by adding nano-silica into concrete, incorporating recycled coarse aggregate as confirmed by the quantitative X-ray spectroscopy micro-chemical analysis.

The unintended noise in the FCR of the plain UHPC was largely mitigated by adding the steel fibers, while the highest gauge factor (GF) under tensile load was found for the plain UHPC with CNTs.

Even with optimized thresholds, binning condenses information but incurs penalties to decomposition precision and is not robust to changes in the source spectrum or object size, although this can be mitigated by adding more bins or removing photons of certain energies from the spectrum.

This can be mitigated by adding bits of glassware, but that – of course – means it no longer serves as a handheld.

The damage done to Mr. Mosley's reputation by "the embarrassing personal information" disclosed by the newspaper "cannot be mitigated by simply adding a few noughts to the number first thought of," the judge said.

The loss of information on lung function, which was grouped into fewer categories in the new system, does not appear to have been completely mitigated by the added information on symptoms and exacerbation history in the new system.

"We feel they have mitigated the appearance by adding the plantings and sliding it back against the hill," said the commission's president, Jean Parker Phifer.

The level extension mitigates this shortcoming by adding a new field to an Access Table: the consumer level.

So combining forces offers one way for smaller players with a European focus to mitigate that risk by adding scale and reaching into more markets.