Sentence examples for so that mitigating from inspiring English sources

The main goal of fast-running software tools is to foresee the accident progression, so that mitigating actions can be taken and the population can be adequately protected.

Forest managers and policy makers would benefit if areas especially prone to disturbance could be recognized so that mitigating actions could be taken.

Such a direct relationship between alert level changes and practical actions impacting society led Winson et al. (2014) to suggest to volcano observatories that they should engage in "less conservative decision-making – raising alert levels freely – so that mitigating action can be taken even when there is still considerable scientific uncertainty".

We further suggest that to reduce the number of 'Missed' and 'Too Late' calls there is a need for less conservative decision-making – raising alert levels freely -- so that mitigating action can be taken even when there is still considerable scientific uncertainty.

Furthermore, multiple stressors may have negative synergistic effects on populations, so that mitigating one stress may additionally reduce the stress imposed by a different environmental change (Relyea and Mills 2001; Relyea 2009).

That mitigated its losses.

That mitigates her behavior.

"That mitigates the anxiety," Leve says.

One thing that mitigates against it.

And so that mitigates against this danger that you're suggesting that our main goal is going to be to kill these individuals as opposed to potentially capturing them.

In two cases of this nature molecular genetic testing of fixed bioptic material was used for mitigating the issue so that specimen identity could be established.