These findings suggest that the conversion of winter-flooded paddy to rice-wheat rotation increased N2O emissions that could be mitigated by controlling the soil moisture and ratio of available soil carbon to nitrogen.
Development of mathematical models for predicting the peak particle velocity (PPV) based on the properties of the wave emission environment is an appropriate method for better designing of blasting parameters, since the probability of incurred damages can considerably be mitigated by controlling the intensity of vibrations at the building sites.
Tripod is founded on the idea that human error can be prevented or mitigated by controlling the environment people work in [ 14, 16, 18- 20].
This was consistent with our previous analysis that demonstrated high within-placenta variability, which was mitigated by controlling for location within the chorionic plate (Adibi et al. 2009b).
This problem can often be mitigated by optimally controlling the voltage angles of inverters.
Fulfilling condition (9) implies that interference in the system can be mitigated by power control, i.e., the SINR targets are feasible and (1) holds with equality.
The contrast in the positive and negative poling region can be significantly mitigated by either carefully controlling the deposition temperature or using the PZT films exposed to an ion beam using an electron cyclotron resonance (ECR) ion source with an argon and oxygen gas mixture [62].
In the theory of incomplete contracts, this problem is mitigated by assigning the control rights to the supplier.
The potential limitations of cell lines such as their restricted origin, possible in vitro evolution or drift, and adaptation for growth in culture, can be mitigated by use of controls that replicate culture conditions so that adaptation to ex vivo growth is filtered from responsive transcript lists, and by use of more than one sample.
Although pests can be mitigated and/or controlled by biocides or pesticides, therapeutic doses of these chemicals often adversely affect the productivity and yield of the target crop.
