Sentence examples for mitigating properties from inspiring English sources

A variety of structured materials have been proposed to improve the impact mitigating properties compared to natural systems.

Diamond-like carbon (DLC) coatings exhibit good adhesion mitigating properties when placed in sliding contact against aluminum, but their coefficient of friction (COF) show high sensitivity to environmental conditions.

The panels were tested in the as-cast condition and showed substantial NOx mitigating properties.

It is evident from our findings that dietary FS is a potential agent in mitigating radiation damage and that the discovery of the mitigating properties of FS may prove a critical milestone in the development of non-toxic radiation mitigators.

As can be seen from columns 3 and 5, ascending connections in motor cortex are forward (driving), and descending connections are backward (modulatory); the one exception (marked *) has some mitigating properties, as discussed in the text (see " Laminar characteristics" in " Motor projections").

The ability to design an interference mitigating property into the communication signal creates a new degree of freedom when optimizing and adapting a waveform's parameters.

It is suggested that future work which strives to understand the interaction between the polymer and active material during synthesis as well as cycling may enable better engineering of the polymers to avoid destruction of it mitigating property upon use.

Mr. DiFrancesco has already outlined upward of $550 million in new spending in four areas: mitigating the property tax burden by increasing rebates to homeowners and aid to municipalities; providing prescription-drug coverage for elderly, middle-income residents; promoting water quality; and bolstering hospitals with increased state aid.

In summary, as shown in Table 1, smaller β and ν, which correspond to the sparse signal model, can inject the low-rank nature in GGD- and t-ILRMA, whereas a smaller p mitigates the property; the optimal balance among them will be discussed later on the basis of experimental evaluations.

Cyclic nucleotide signaling has long been studied for its growth-mitigating properties in the setting of CAD and other vascular disorders.

A number of researchers have thought of coupling these two dynamics (virus and cancer) in an effort to use some of the pathological properties of cancer to mitigate the pathological properties of cancer cells.