Sentence examples for mitigating this phenomenon from inspiring English sources

Coordinating schemes, such as the revenue sharing contract, can contribute to mitigating this phenomenon.

Discarding of roundfish species in many European Nephrops fisheries remains at relatively high levels, despite the existence of mandatory gear-based technical measures specifically aimed at mitigating this phenomenon.

Blockchain technology can mitigate this phenomenon.

The proposed method tries to mitigate this phenomenon by using reference profiles, whose calculation is based on the previously aligned range profiles.

Energy recovery from the biogenic fraction of the MSW might contribute to mitigate this phenomenon because the CO2 emitted from the thermal conversion of this fraction is neutral for the climate.

A fetus may be poisoned in utero if lead from the mother's bones is subsequently mobilized by the changes in metabolism due to pregnancy; increased calcium intake in pregnancy may help mitigate this phenomenon.

Understanding the underlying mechanism is important to predict and mitigate this unfavorable phenomenon.

It is important to note the likely transformation of the previous rural-urban duality structure to a new dual separation between residents with city registration and the migrating population without, and to mitigate the phenomenon of alienation of migrants (Kang 2005).

"At the university level, there are certain things that can be done that can mitigate the phenomena, and no one is doing that," he added.

Tailored radiofrequency pulses exploiting parallel transmission have been shown to mitigate these phenomena.

Constant train speed for consecutive train passes has been shown to accelerate corrugation growth while widening the probabilistic speed distribution can be shown to mitigate the phenomena.