Sentence examples for mitigating the expected from inspiring English sources

This will ensure reduction in amount of global emissions, and on the other hand have the potential of minimizing the abatement cost, thereby mitigating the expected increase in freight rates and minimizing transport costs.

Nevertheless, this existing low oil price will strongly mitigate the expected price increase of the MDO in the near future.

Logistics costs' percentage in turnover will increase in the Nordic countries, but existing low oil price (2015) will mitigate the expected price increase of the MDO in the near future.

In addition, no IRP2-dependent alteration in ferritin mRNA levels was observed, that could antagonize and mitigate the expected translational repression.

This paper identifies several preventive measures that could mitigate the expected increase in the number of people affected by cancer over the next 20 40 years.

Antipyretic medication was given orally at the same time as the first IFN injections, in order to mitigate the expected IFN-dependent flu-like syndrome and keep the blinding.

In addition, exposure to deepwater drilling should mitigate some of the expected near-term weakness in domestic drilling.

"The integrated nature of our business gives us the ability to mitigate any negative impact from the expected decline in crude oil prices," said Sinopec's chairman, Li Yizhong, in a news conference last Sunday.

Some of the interest has been fuelled by the expectation that prevention may mitigate at least a share of the expected, adverse fiscal consequences of demographic changes [ 1- 3].

On Monday, Davutoglu will meet with Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, where he is expected to discuss possible next steps in mitigating the Syrian crisis.

Risk is mitigated in oil production by including both the expected NPV (mean of NPV) and the risk (variance of NPV) for the ensemble of possible reservoir models.