Sentence examples for mitigation could be from inspiring English sources

The culture of risk mitigation could be countered with a culture of initiative.

Because of the financial background the BBC could not go on spending money it did not have on such services, in the hope that some undefined mitigation could be achieved much later in the royal charter negotiations.

Wimmer was making his first appearance in the Premier League this season, brought in as part of a new-look three-man central defence, and his only possible mitigation could be that the two offside players were in his line of vision.

All the tests were done under various conditions (un-control, passive off, passive on, Lyapunov control, and Clipped-optional control) in order to closely examine and analyze under which condition mitigation could be maximized and how mitigation could be effected.

That is to say, urban summer Ta mitigation could be achieved if such effective modification schemes were expanded from the micro-scale urban community to the whole city.

Other studies even suggest that land-based mitigation could be cost-effective compared to energy-related mitigation options, and could provide a large proportion of the total mitigation [11, 12].

For some businesses, investing in climate change mitigation now could be as much about enterprise risk management as about mitigating a global risk".

At a cost of around £15bn it would be uneconomic, and public funds for "climate mitigation" projects could be better spent generating more energy in a shorter period of time from alternative renewable and or low-carbon schemes.

Consequently, the mitigation approaches could be also similar between planetary probes and diver watches.

Furthermore, since the interference patterns in the two deployments show a strong resemblance, similar interference mitigation solutions could be applied.

One potential mitigation strategy could be to utilize biochar, functionalized by co-precipitating metal ions onto its surface to adsorb phosphates.