The parameter d k denotes the maximum number of data streams allowed for the k th pair where both intra-data-stream and inter-pair interference can be mitigated (see feasibility condition in (23a)).
Until recently, age-related cognitive declines were viewed as a consequence of living longer rather than a brain condition to be mitigated or solved.
Here we show that for realistic suspension properties and operating conditions, the added inefficiency is small in practice, and can be further mitigated by using appropriate operating conditions and/or materials choices.
The inability to capture conditions that contributed to, or mitigated, individual-level exposures including access to air conditioning or shade may have introduced additional exposure misclassification that the data could not address.
Under laboratory conditions the mature compost mitigated CH4 loadings up to 300 l CH4/m2 d.
That "war on" pattern dates from the turn of the 20th century, when people adapted epidemiological metaphors like "the war on typhus" to describe campaigns against social evils like alcohol, crime and poverty -- endemic conditions that could be mitigated but not eradicated.
In this paper, a multi-input-multi-output (MIMO) IPC is designed based on the knowledge of mitigated blade load at a yawed inflow condition (i.e., yaw misalignment at certain angular position).
However, this has to be mitigated: in the sustained modality, low precision condition, it is so easy to succeed that Age had no significant effect on the rate of failure.
The transfection of miR-210 mimic enhanced the activity of HK under non-NiCl2 conditions, whereas inhibition of miR-210 mitigated the HK activity increase caused by Ni.
Weather conditions can vary, climate impacts can be mitigated, and the warnings of the study might not come to pass.
The pressure reduction at the dike end and mitigated area were predicted numerically, and related to the dike conditions.
