Sentence examples for to mitigated the from inspiring English sources

In [12], the authors investigate the information spread problem in a joint V2I and V2V communication system, and network-coding-based technique is used to mitigated the interference caused by relaying signal.

"[They] will help us to identify immediate action strategies that clarify what our concerns are and what needs to be mitigated," the superintendent said.

However, this has to be mitigated: in the sustained modality, low precision condition, it is so easy to succeed that Age had no significant effect on the rate of failure.

As well as confirming that CDP7657 was efficacious in both rodent and Cynomolgus monkey models, it was important to determine whether this construct mitigated the Fc-mediated platelet activation believed to be responsible for the prothrombotic events observed with hu5c8.

Over time my interest in the place came down to the people I met, and as Iraqis whom I knew became engulfed in horror, I wanted it to be mitigated and the worst averted.

The effects of ISI and ICI are required to be mitigated to achieve synchronization.

But another way of looking at it is that the public fury over the spill was key to spurring the response that mitigated the impact.

When expressed at a level comparable to that in MCF10A parental cells, this shRNA-resistant LARP7 readily restored the loss of 7SK snRNA (Fig. 2G), reverted the morphology of the cells to the epithelial-like and mitigated the enhanced cell migration and motility, confirming that the increased EMT and cell migration are due to the loss of LARP7.

In addition, any observer effect is likely to be mitigated as all the hospitals used the same methods for collecting data and thus are equally subjected to this bias.

The impact of the work can also be considered to be somewhat mitigated by the fact that the consecutive sampling method introduced is an extension of the authors own previous work on Affymetrix arrays.

Update, 6/20/2017, 4 PM ET: Microsoft has now updated the post to say it has made some configuration corrections and mitigated the impact.