英語 での Be mitigated の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Given the power of the military/security complex, the role assigned to Russia cannot be mitigated by Russian diplomacy.
The researchers involved in the study say there is hope that the negative impacts of light pollution can be mitigated.
Many of the symptoms of ADHD can be mitigated by relaxation techniques such as meditation and yoga.
Eighty percent of chronic diseases can be mitigated with healthy lifestyle choices.
The damage from US sanctions can be mitigated only through the use of bitcoin.
This attack can be mitigated somewhat by independent monitoring to audit the key service.
Although covert AsicBoost has problems with an incentive to produce smaller blocks, most of the issues related to overt AsicBoost can be mitigated.
Fraud is inherent to any advertising ecosystem, but it can be mitigated with cooperation from all parties involved.
Extensive mitigation scale: Over 60 different attack types can be mitigated, with global capacity, to protect against the largest known DDoS attacks.
FEBRUARY 2018- Anadarko responded that Occidental's offer still carried too much risk, which could only be mitigated with an all-cash offer.
Such challenges can be mitigated by automation and the use of new technologies for service provision, and policy makers in ageing and shrinking regions should use the possibilities of new technologies strategically.
With those elements in place the need to perform unexpected repairs or refits can be mitigated, and when it is necessary, there will be fewer surprises uncovered throughout the process.
On the other hand, with the use of an EDDY Pump, many of these difficulties can be mitigated due to the EDDY Pump's non-clog design and ability to pump high solids content.
Ultimately, any security threat not addressed at a component level must be mitigated at a higher level or accepted as a tolerable risk.
By distributing capacity across four times the number of scrubbing centers globally, attacks can be mitigated more quickly, closer to the source.
I think that if the Red Cross or any specialized international organizations give advice from neutral and objective viewpoints, such divisions may be mitigated.”.
Some of the harms of overdiagnosis may be mitigated by strategies, such as active surveillance in prostate cancer, that attempt to defer immediate treatment in favor of following patients for any signs of worsening prognosis.
The Airport Surveillance Radar(ASR) approach would not meet the operational requirement, resulting in an increased operational risk that could be mitigated with the option to land on Runway 25 when safety conditions prohibit landing on Runway 23.
As world population surges towards 8 billion, conflicts between people and the planet's dwindling wildlife over food, resources and space for living are multiplying- but conservationist Krithi Karanth is proving that this is a problem that can be mitigated.
If there are complementarities between economies in these cases, for example in terms of resource needs and savings and investment patterns, and if we can take advantage of them, the impact of demographics could be mitigated at the global level.