Sentence examples for mitigating the weaknesses from inspiring English sources

I noted the issues with DSLR sensors years ago, and it looks like Canon is aiming at keeping the strengths while mitigating the weaknesses.

Cross-scale linkages enable combining the strengths of government agencies, non-state actors and local resource users and can be useful in mitigating the weaknesses identified by Pomeroy and Berkes (1997)).

To mitigate the weaknesses of this sampling method, we started the snowball chain from people belonging to different social groups.

The company, which traces its roots back to 1901 when Frank Hornby received his first patent for Meccano, said it hoped new ranges would help it mitigate the "weakness in our traditional hobby sectors".

China's giant economy has emerged as a key driver of global growth, and hopes are high that rising affluence, urbanization and development will help mitigate the weakness of the European and U.S. economies.

A further benefit of the multiple targets on an array is that they can partly mitigate the weakness of diagnostic PCR assays when the PCR primer target contains point mutations.

We can also work together to encourage each other's decisions and mitigate the potential weaknesses of one style.

However, like multiple-modeled traits, establishing strong predictive validity can also generally mitigate the inherent weaknesses of having to rely on modeled endophenotypes and/or mechanistic constructs whose causal connection to the core mechanisms and symptoms of schizophrenia are speculative.

Here, we elaborate the weaknesses of this method and our future work of mitigating these weaknesses.

It is clear that mitigating the effects of the respiratory motion artefact to provide a more representative estimation of true FDG-avidity does not change the inherent weakness of FDG in differentiating between a malignant lesion and an inflammatory process.

Gross margin improvements and cost savings have mitigated the top-line weakness thus far, but with first half profits down 24%, we fear that 'self help' may no longer be enough to sustain the chain's recovery.