Further, a suitable mechanism to mitigate such errors is proposed and applied to existing localization algorithms.
Fuel treatment is considered a suitable way to mitigate the hazard related to potential wildfires on a landscape.
We argue that these interfaces represent a critical point for cross-species transmission and emergence of pathogens into new host populations, and thus understanding their form and function is necessary to identify suitable interventions to mitigate the risk of disease emergence.
Thus, there are multiple interactions involving MAZ which we feel are suitable targets to mitigate inflammation during moderate to highly pathogenic influenza infections.
Huebner [24] suggests visits to wind parks, moderated workshops, and the use of local expert knowledge to discuss suitable areas and to mitigate the visual impact on the landscape.
Early attempts to develop NSCLC tumour vaccine had limited success due to failure to identify suitable target antigens, and failure to mitigate the immunosuppressive tumour environment and generate the immune escape.
It has been shown in [4, 10] that by using suitable charging strategies, it is possible to mitigate some of the adverse impacts of charging, which could in turn reduce or postpone the need for infrastructure reinforcement.
One can't help respecting Bunting for the sensitivity she brings to issues like war, poverty, race and immigration; while pushing the boundaries of what is suitable subject matter for children, she is careful to mitigate the grimness with an element of hope.
A suitable oil storage tank is modelled in order to mitigate the temperature fluctuations due to the variability of solar energy availability.
The experimental results showed that by suitable control of synthesis parameters studied it was possible to mitigate surface corrosion processes on the AZ31 magnesium alloy during the sol deposition.
