Sentence examples for procedure to mitigate from inspiring English sources

Leaving small patches of forest intact at harvesting is now a standard procedure to mitigate negative effects on biodiversity.

The results indicate the utilization of accelerated carbonation as an effective procedure to mitigate the degradation suffered by the cellulose fibres in the less aggressive medium.

In this paper, the authors develop a complete European DAM model in General Algebraic Modelling System (GAMS), formulating it as a Mix Integer Quadratic Constraint Problem (MIQCP) and iterative procedure, to mitigate the non-convexity of electricity prices across Europe due to the "fill or kill" condition of block, complex and Prezzo Unico Nazionale (PUN) orders.

The Navy has adopted some procedures to mitigate the risk but has resisted stronger protections ordered by two federal courts.

U.S. officials say they remain focused on enhancing training and security procedures to mitigate what they see as an enduring threat.

But the judge noted that the Navy has developed procedures to mitigate harm to the whales, including requiring ships to slow down during calving season and, when practical, to travel near critical habitat only during daylight and when visibility is good.

Apart from these, safety procedures follow standard procedures to mitigate the effects of hazards.

Procedures to mitigate surgical complications were recorded in patient case files.

However, hospitals should implement policies and procedures to mitigate the risks associated with IHT in practice [ 45].

Resource use for surgical procedures to mitigate complications was estimated by trial surgeons based on the LAGB surgery for trial patients (7) (with adaptations to operating time, length of admission, and prosthesis requirements [details available on request]).

Of course, "optimal" can be a context-dependent designation, mediated, within a particular patient-physician-caregiver relationship, by criteria including specific sociocultural influences, family structure and the role of familial interactions, and the patient's functional limitations the last of which it is of course the particular job of medication and procedures to mitigate.