Sentence examples for mitigating between from inspiring English sources
Locke, more moderate in his views, still saw government's primary role to be mitigating between everyone's competing self-interest.
We estimated that the Bimbia forest could mitigate between 7 12.4 Kt C y−1 and the Tinto forest between 1.7 5.3 (see Table 4).
We predicted that semi-natural grasslands, which provide insects with alternative floral resources, would reduce both negative and positive effects on pollination by mitigating competition between pollinators.
People usually referred to conflict between farmers and herders resulting from crop damage, but corridors were also sometimes discussed in terms of their potential role in mitigating tensions between herding groups.
But instead of licensing more cabs and mitigating the disparity between license rates for V.T.C.s and traditional cars — as a driver from the Force Ouvrière union put it last week, "We pay 230,000 for a license.
A simple approach for mitigating the mismatch between training and RealData and therefore alleviating the overfitting issue is to increase the number of acoustic conditions seen during training.
Finding the best trade-off between mitigating the data noise, rejecting the correction errors, and exploiting the information content of each dataset is not trivial.
Because the SJNR beamformer makes a trade-off between mitigating the interference term and maximizing the energy towards the concurrent STA, it outperforms the ZF beamformer in the low SNR region.
Furthermore, seasonal pattern estimates are revised on-line and hence, mitigating possible discrepancies between observed seasonality and its post-sample projections.
Without these, the useful role of agroforests in mitigating trade-offs between conservation and development will be compromised by the prospect of more lucrative returns from intensive monocultures.
Thus it is likely that the women in this study were postmenopausal at the time of MRI, mitigating hormonal differences between women and men of this age.
