Sentence examples for mitigates up from inspiring English sources
It is found that feedstock diversification mitigates up to 40% of feedstock supply variations, while biorefinery diversification can mitigate up to 70% of feedstock supply variations although it is constrained by current cropland use patterns in the region.
SBA's guarantee mitigates up to 90percentt of the lenders' risk, and yet, banks are skittish about jumping in.
Results show that LCS scenarios are possible of mitigating up to 1230 Mt-CO2 cumulatively, from 2010 to 2050.
Evaluation of the performance of three different shock mitigating seats shows that the seats are able to mitigate up to 40% of the impact severity in a frequency range relevant to the dynamic response of the human lumbar spine.
It has been recognized that the application of quality by design (QbD) to continuous processing in the pharmaceutical industry leads to better process control, improved product quality and mitigates scale-up issues (Schaber et al., 2011), whereby a component of QbD involves the development quantitative model-based representation of the process.
This model helps mitigate start-up costs, and gives distillers a steady stream of non-spirit revenue.That is an immense help, because unlike brewers, distillers are taxed at a single excise rate, whatever their size.
Instead he decided to postpone the Del Monte shareholders meeting for 20 days to mitigate the "leg up" that K.K.R. and Vestar received and nullified the $120 million termination fee.
Like Pushkin before him, Mussorgsky had his own artistic battles with the censors, and the cuts and revisions he made to mollify them ended up mitigating the comic elements and adding a loftier tone to his opera.
Several measures to induce the core coolant flow and to mitigate core heating up are also discussed.
aThe C/A code can mitigate NBI by up to 30 dB when the OBI is as usual 1 ms due to the processing gain.
The absence of an asset allocation clause works as a "discipline device" that mitigates the hold-up problem within the partnership.
