Sentence examples for mitigating this effort from inspiring English sources

The only language mitigating this effort to drive up drug prices is a vague exemption for HIV, tuberculosis and malaria drugs.

I demonstrate that, even though hiring multiple agents completely mitigates this effort distortion problem, the principal is still better off hiring a single agent if the (exogenous) rewards for the tasks are sufficiently different.

In an effort to mitigate this problem, we present a pragmatic method to try and minimise the risk of serious under- and over-powering when using (B2) and (D2).

To mitigate this, the TSA put special effort into creating the data set of images that will ultimately be used to train the detectors.

In an effort to mitigate this collapse, thermogelling macromers (TGMs) have been chemically cross-linked after thermogelation before the collapse can occur.

The way the coalition is planning to mitigate this is by redoubling government efforts on electoral registration, but thus far no concrete plan on how they intend to do this has emerged.

Initial efforts to mitigate this shortcoming have generally been restricted to a single reactant being an unknown, utilization of property models that are linear functions of topological indices (TIs) and implementation of independent site approximation among others.

Management interventions can then include efforts to mitigate this risk.

Most efforts to mitigate this health burden have focused on providing biomass-burning stoves that vent pollution outdoors and/or improve combustion efficiency to reduce emission rates.

Availability of pathologists with expertise in mutant mouse pathology remains a challenge despite recent efforts to mitigate this shortage (Schofield et al., 2011).

In the 1620s efforts to refute or mitigate this new skepticism appeared.