Sentence examples for technologies able to mitigate from inspiring English sources

New technologies able to mitigate the main abiotic stresses (i.e., drought, salinity, cold and heat) represent a substantial opportunity to contribute to a sustainable increase of agricultural production.

The community will likely face some of the additional challenges that Hacker News faces (i.e. flame wars), but Graham has been able to mitigate these challenges using technology and an actual human editor.

Although these passive components is based on the passive technology of some advanced reactors, their structural and trip designs are adjusted specifically so that it could be able to mitigate accidents of the CPR1000.

"We've been able to mitigate the smell," Mr. Clarke said.

The only consolation was that government insurance programs were able to mitigate some of the damage.

Married couples, for one thing, are better able to mitigate the financial burdens of old age.

Our results here suggest that in driest years, elevated [CO2] will not be able to mitigate yield losses from drought.

"Some security threats we are not able to manage at all, we have no warnings or control, are not able to mitigate at all".

"It looks to me like we should be able to mitigate any impact on the community, but you never know," he added.

EJM-G: If we understand the factors that contribute to these events, we may be able to mitigate or prevent them in the future.

In addition, housing supply elasticity and government participation are able to mitigate house price contagion.