Sentence examples for mitigation by use from inspiring English sources

While most cases of exenatide-related nausea and vomiting have been reported as mild/moderate in intensity, further mitigation by use of anti-emetics, increased fluid intake, slower eating or smaller meal size has been suggested [ 23, 24]; however, robust data supporting these options is not available.

Our estimates indicate that there is a vast theoretical potential of CO2 mitigation by the use of wind energy in India.

There are very few literatures available for mitigation mapping by using hazard zonation.

In this paper, we demonstrate that the range ambiguity mitigation is possible by using orthogonal transmitted wave as OFDM pulses.

Demand control is an emergency mitigation tool used by the system operator that instructs distribution network operators to implement voltage reduction across the electricity distribution system with the intent of achieving a reduction in customer's demand.

It has been estimated that mitigation of these emissions by using readily available technologies would yield substantial health benefits to 3 billion urban residents worldwide (Cifuentes et al. 2001; Levy et al. 2002).

Because dust and sea salt were not significantly affected by the mitigation measures, using linear functions with dust and sea salt produced results that were similar to case 1.

This paper studies the load mitigation problem for wind turbines by using active tuned mass dampers.

However, the use of buffers and the application of relay selections can effectively help in the interference mitigation by allowing transmissions performed over better conditioned channels.

The mitigation strategy using the EVs powered by solar energy obtained from grid-tied solar panels have led to 12.2% CO2 emissions reductions per day (from 12.38 lbs/day to 10.87 lbs/day), and the strategy incorporating EVs with the off-grid source of power was the most successful strategy and resulted in an average CO2 emissions savings of 12.38 lbs/day.

Figure 6 Impulsive noise mitigation by a differential over-limiter.