Sentence examples for useful to mitigate from inspiring English sources
It is suggested that the use of biomarkers for persistent chemicals may be useful to mitigate the difficulty of determining exposure, while the use of more prevalent and timely end points, such as carcinogen-DNA adducts or oncogene proteins, may make the latency and rarity problems more tractable.
These experts contend that it may be more useful to mitigate the side effects than to seek to prevent price swings.
Therefore, the integrated ESS can be useful to mitigate the bottleneck of renewable power development.
The approach is useful to mitigate coupling resonances in multi-parallel inverters in microgrid operating in grid-connected mode.
The current interest in Kant in the North American debate on criminal punishment arise from a deceptive hope: Kant seems as a sort of "antidote" useful to mitigate the results of correctional and merely intimidatory practice.
Through a better outdoor design and management (e.g. by means of green areas, porous asphalt, speed control), or building refurbishment actions (acoustic plaster, absorbing shading devices), the increasing of surface absorption could be useful to mitigate noise environmental pollution and therefore to reduce the sound levels in the proximity of the building façades for their entire height.
We propose that the useful application of any measure of hydrologic conditions requires additional consideration of the scales for both the hydrologic measurement and the vector control interventions that will be used to mitigate an outbreak of vectorborne disease.
Coupling adjacent structures with supplemental control devices appears to be a useful method to mitigate structural response.
The budget is usually just part of the investor sales pitch rather than a useful tool to mitigate risk and optimize opportunity.
A Nowadays, the water spray curtain is recognized as a useful technique to mitigate major industrial hazards.
This result is encouraging, and implies that breeding will be a useful tool to mitigate future damage to New Zealand P. radiata forests.
