Sentence examples for a concomitant mitigation of from inspiring English sources

Osmon-McLeod et al. (2011) found that the data indicate that long fiber chrysotile showed ∼70% mass loss and a marked decrease in length with long-term incubation in the Gambles solution, with a concomitant mitigation of the pathogenicity seen in mice injected with 0 weeks samples.

Is there a lack of concern about security among senior officials and a concomitant inadequacy of priority and resources?

The 18th century brings both a new sense of shining sun, and a concomitant awareness of filth, mud and smoke.

The country has been at war in Afghanistan and Iraq for almost 10 years, with a concomitant toll of death and injuries.

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He and his colleagues aren't sure whether weakened females, reduced food resources (a concomitant of climate change) or pollution may be to blame.

Such crimes were almost a concomitant of colonial empire.

"I cannot see a potential mitigation of the CO2 buildup".

This results in a mitigation of the signal intensity.

On the whole, this approach has yielded a mitigation of adverse psychological consequences, particularly among school children.

Higher levels of SA suggest an increased mitigation of ROS during metal stress.