Sentence examples for mitigating improvements from inspiring English sources
Without more clearly defining the complaint, positing possible mitigating improvements becomes more difficult.
Rather than perpetuating chronic pessimism about the United Nation's failures, it would be prudent to spend a little time remembering where and how the UN has played a significant role in mitigating conflict and improving international cooperation, while also suggesting areas for improvement.
A considerable performance improvement can be generally achieved by mitigating interference in result of applying the CR idea over the above model.
Computational results show that streamline-graded structures achieve about 10% of voltage gain and 3% of fuel efficiency improvement compared to the conventional DMFC design by mitigating anode non-uniformity.
The non-proportional model of vaccination is a theoretical improvement that provides more accurate predictions of the mitigating effects of vaccination on influenza outbreaks than the proportional model.
This improvement in targeting allows selective targeting of the centrosome thereby mitigating effects due to off-target ablation.
The prototype garments were analyzed for performance, cost, and the triple bottom line of sustainability (i.e., economic, social, and environmental criteria) and were determined to be an improvement upon current textile and apparel design and production with respect to mitigating negative human health and environmental impacts (Gam et al., 2009).
There were mitigating circumstances.
There are some mitigating factors.
