Sentence examples for mitigating the quality from inspiring English sources
By placing the new sensor nodes on the most favourable locations, this method is able to select the network topology in view of mitigating the quality of service provided by the network.
Alternatively, the Evans et al. [7] and Tandon et al. [24] studies attempted to mitigate the quality issues by creating a comprehensive output measure (termed COMP) that weighted different health goals, such as timeliness of care, differently.
For instance, if raw water DOC or heavy metal loadings exceed a certain level, CR systems could then be paused, mitigating the risk of quality failures.
In this paper, the effects of incorporating Class F fly ash in the concrete mix design to mitigate the lower quality of recycled aggregates in concrete is presented.
The conventional SAPF is efficient to mitigate the power quality problems in a power system unless there is high power pulsating load demands, transient conditions or power fluctuations.
In untabulated results, the coefficient on the interaction with the E-index and management quality is significantly positive, suggesting some influence of management quality in mitigating the adverse impact of the E-index.
They recognized that the important services trees provide -- reducing soil erosion, improving water quality and mitigating the risks of flood damage -- are worth three times the trees' value in timber.
It is essential to improve production rate and cutting quality while simultaneously mitigating the effect of manufacture on the environment.
Stormwater Control Measures (SCMs) have been developed to mitigate the hydrologic and water quality impacts of urban areas and IC.
Where further cattle production intensification cannot be avoided, implementation of highly selective clearing methods can mitigate the degradation of habitat quality for birds.
Faulty perceptions of water treatment and a false sense of protection from water locally available not only place young children at the greatest risk of diarrheal diseases but mitigate the demand for water quality interventions.
