Sentence examples for test mitigation from inspiring English sources

In 2008, Yukon Highways and Public Works, and its international collaborators, implemented a road experimental site near Beaver Creek (Yukon) to test mitigation techniques aiming to control permafrost degradation.

"We're aware of this industry-wide issue and have been working closely with chip manufacturers to develop and test mitigations to protect our customers.

For quantitative blood tests, mitigation of this risk may be feasible by setting test thresholds appropriately so that only those at high risk are referred for further investigation, but this does require careful monitoring and quality assurance is essential.

But he has nonetheless presided over the longest winless streak, eight matches, in South Africa's Test history, mitigation coming only in the state of the Bangladesh weather and the pitches in India.

The identification of the fire root cause enabled to develop and successfully test a mitigation method preventing fire caused by this failure mode.

The genes were used to test signal mitigation in the presence of a large versus small number of variants in the bin.

Recently reported tests attempted mitigation by cooling to temperatures as low as (-20^{circ}mbox{C}) to overcome the increased DCR [15].

Accurate and fast numerical models are also crucial for hazard assessment and flow forecasting, as well as designing and testing flow mitigation strategies such as diversion barriers (Fujita et al., 2009; Scifoni et al., 2010).

The refined modeling approach developed in this study led to successful predictions across most parts of the Corn Belt region and can be used for testing pollution mitigation measures and agricultural economic scenarios, providing useful information to policy makers and recommendations on similar efforts at the regional scale.

The landscape and population ERA approach also demonstrates that there is a potential to change from regulation of a pesticide in isolation, towards the consideration of pesticide management at landscape scales and provision of biodiversity benefits via inclusion and testing of mitigation measures in authorisation procedures.

A second validation study tested the mitigation strategies; previously reported use errors were not repeated.