Sentence examples for mitigated in time from inspiring English sources

Yes, I expect increased traffic, but that will be mitigated in time.

Robert Laszewski, a health care industry consultant, is skeptical that the health insurance exchanges' information technology failings can be mitigated in time to prevent chaos.

Therefore, any practical challenges including service malpractice (e.g. in the administration of IPTp-SP) or shortages in human resources and other essential supplies existing in the health system regarding implementation of IPTp and other health services could not be mitigated in time or addressed completely.

To reach maximum reduction, school closure must be maintained for some weeks and beyond the point in time when the mitigated pandemic passes through its natural peak (Additional file 1: e-Figure 2).

These mitigations were evaluated and the hazards were deemed mitigated in the second formative pre-validation study.

Funding risks are somewhat mitigated in the near future, thanks to liquidity provided by central banks.

This effect is substantially mitigated in confocal fluorescence microscopy but at the expense of signal intensity.

The problem may be mitigated, in part, by approaches such as postal or telephone reminders to patients.

This paper reviews the current BIM process and the limitations it has and how they can be mitigated and, in turn, the process ameliorated in terms of project cost and time.

This mitigated declines in consumption, which in turn helped form the contour of an eventual recovery.

Higher levels of education in patients may have mitigated deficits in learning and memory, as well as attentional switching.