Sentence examples for mitigating issues of from inspiring English sources

We designed a term expansion mechanism to improve matchmaking performance by mitigating issues of wording bias and ambiguity.

Regardless of the specific approaches to mitigating issues of efficiency and of the completeness and correctness of the subject domain theory (not to mention ambiguity and arguments about definitions!), problems are bound to arise in any project of the sort we have described.

Therefore, special admixtures or preventive measures are required for mitigating issues related to dimensional stability particularly in full-scale structures.

An issue with many studies is the potential mitigating effect of health warnings on high pollution days.

Tree responses suggest a mitigating effect of higher air humidity on trees under mild water stress.

The mitigating effect of antivirals strongly depends on the onset of their distribution.

The mitigating effect of the weekend on influenza transmission has been widely reported [ 37, 38].

To supplement these results, the mitigating effect of AE on IR was measured by OGTT.

Milne et al. [ 28] demonstrated the mitigating effect of vaccination with pre-pandemic H5N1 vaccines.

A mitigating issue is that we were interested in perceived rather than clinical illness, and in community perceptions on the background of which health care behaviour is played out.

Mr. Penry's lawyers are asking the court to consider whether the jury was given the opportunity to consider the issues of mental retardation and child abuse as mitigating factors in deciding to sentence Mr. Penry to death.