Sentence examples for remediated through from inspiring English sources

Spilled oil in the coastal zone may be remediated through biodegradation by naturally occurring bacteria.

Newborn screening began in the 1960s with a condition causing severe intellectual disability, phenylketonuria, a disease that could be remediated through a dietary change that prevented intellectual disability.

The extreme concerns of long term impacts to farm productivity at the time of the eruption were not realised, with only one crop rotation affected and soils relatively easily remediated through cultivation and supplementary fertilisation.

These findings indicate that the neural mechanisms of selective auditory attention, previously shown to be deficient in children with SLI, can be remediated through training and can accompany improvements on standardized measures of language.

It's not dissimilar, at least formally, from watching an artwork being remediated through a TV.

Moreover, this drawback may be remediated through soil improvement measures.

This problem can be remediated, somewhat, through deep sequencing of DNA and by increasing the depth of coverage (reads per nucleotide) to confirm that every nucleotide in the sample is sequenced at least once or preferably numerous times to ensure that low abundant microorganisms have a representation in the environmental metagenome.

We pre-empt it through theory, and we remediate it through replication" (ref., 70 p.6). Multinomial and logistic regression modelled the probability of reported moral distress intensity according to gender and the frequency of occurrence of dilemmas.

If we adopt an approach to help students most likely to struggle, rather than narrowly using assessment to determine the failures, we can consider how the lower performers can be tracked, monitored, supported and remediated during the final year of medical school and through the first post graduate year of medical practice.

"If we can get them remediated and get them the right services and the right support through high school then they're going to set the world on fire".

But they say the well sites are rarely remediated and replanted, and so the cumulative impact could begin to take its toll through the degradation of animal habitats and the loss of plants, which sop up carbon dioxide.