Sentence examples for mitigating barriers from inspiring English sources

Preserving coastal wetlands (or restoring them) as natural mitigating barriers against coastal storms and inland flooding is a case in point.

Emphasizing factors that promote participation and mitigating barriers may enhance patient recruitment.

In this setting, a "one-size-fits-all" [ 50] approach to mitigating barriers to HIV vaccination may not be appropriate.

Rating preventability is important in understanding the system-specific aspects of healthcare processes in order to design preventive or mitigating barriers (32).

Nine of the sixteen individuals with active programs noted that their organization is responsible for mitigating barriers that arise during the HTR implementation process.

The scheme could contribute to mitigating barriers to health care among migrant patients and result in more effective finding of new TB cases.

Gifford refers to this and other psychological barriers to mitigating climate change as "dragons of inaction".

This study investigated the overall performance of noise barriers in mitigating environmental impact of motorways, taking into consideration their effects on reducing noise and visual intrusions of moving traffic, but also potentially inducing visual impact themselves.

We must also be vigilant in addressing the other mitigating factors that become barriers to care, like homelessness, mental health issues, substance use, and poverty.

Public health interventions would also benefit from mitigating physical and economic barriers preventing women from accessing maternal healthcare services.

A major systemic barrier to mitigating risk of progression to kidney failure and to optimal care is failure of communication and coordination among PCPs and nephrologists.