Sentence examples similar to mitigating the effort from inspiring English sources
Decentralisation was found to have no implicit magic formula for mitigating the shortcomings of previous efforts made at the national level.
The only language mitigating this effort to drive up drug prices is a vague exemption for HIV, tuberculosis and malaria drugs.
To mitigate the design efforts, the self-learning ability embedded in the neural networks model was emphasized for improving the rule extraction performance.
In a barely disguised attack on Trump and fellow protectionists, it warned leaders to put more effort into mitigating the effects of globalisation.
At present, the research has considered only projects on stream date and cost estimate as issues in an effort on mitigating the risk.
Findings additionally invite considering the value of integrating self-compassion training into college health promotion efforts towards mitigating the appreciable levels of binge eating behavior prevalent in this at-risk population.
"Now we will focus our efforts on mitigating the impact of closure on our colleagues and the community at large". The plant will be decommissioned and cleaned with the aim of bringing new investment and jobs to the site.
Notwithstanding, the proposed approach included a strategy called the reference point method [13] to mitigate the usual cognitive effort of selecting a solution from the Pareto front.
However, there is little awareness that the manufacturing and infrastructure development industries play a critical role in ensuring that the inevitable natural disasters and universally expected future terrorist attacks on the homeland can be mitigated by the efforts of both economic sectors.
Extremists think this will neutralize or seriously mitigate the U.S.' antiterrorist efforts.
The idea would be that a high Effort Limit mitigates the moral-worth-lowering effect of low Effort Expended; the higher one's Effort Limit, in relation to a particular action, the less a low level of Effort Expended diminishes the action's moral worth.
