Sentence examples for this problem is mitigated from inspiring English sources

In the theory of incomplete contracts, this problem is mitigated by assigning the control rights to the supplier.

This problem is mitigated in Bea and in the proposed modified Cea approaches, where we recompute the normal field on the Gaussian filtered surfaces.

In my mind, this "problem" is mitigated by the natural fact that a bad burrito is quite frankly better than a good anything else, so even America's cellar-dweller can't be that bad.

This problem is mitigated by the near uniform random output of Murasaki's hash functions, making it approximately equally unlikely that any two given seeds share the same node, but it does not help the worst case.

For high-dimensional stimuli, this problem is mitigated somewhat by using only a subset of the principal components of the stimulus in computing the transformation that corrects the RF estimate for second-order stimulus correlations.

To contend with the criticism that no ground truth is known for molecular networks, the organizers must occasionally tradeoff realism for truth generating in silico (i.e., simulated) data is one way that this problem is mitigated.

This problem was mitigated with our proposed NMF with a constrained Tone-model.

This problem was mitigated by the addition of the steel plate wrapped around the end of the CFRP plate and bonded to the beam.

This problem was mitigated to some extent when the judicial system mandated the delivery of care by any and every hospital regardless of a patient's paying and medico-legal status in times of emergency [9].

This problem was mitigated to some extent by the installation of an "Atlantic bow" in January and August 1939 to Gneisenau and Scharnhorst respectively, though use of the "A" turret remained restricted in heavy seas.

This problem was mitigated by penile implant revision and the glanular enhancement procedure described herein, resulting in satisfactory outcomes.