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Raising the soil pH via liming has positive effects on crop yield; here we show that it may also serve to mitigate CH4 emissions and, under CT, abate N2O emissions.

The additional sequences of the long and short insert libraries from the Sanger sequencing (Table 1) also served to mitigate this deficiency, and the extra Sanger sequences derived from the short insert libraries were used to correct for 454/Roche technology intrinsic errors.

The same interaction can also serve to mitigate the loss of P-1 to provide a potent agonist (8) with only two phosphate groups.

Engaging in activities that fulfil an individual's basic needs of autonomy, competence, and relatedness has been shown to increase self-esteem [ 91]; thus, encouraging such activities may also serve to mitigate familial aggregation of anxiety/depression.

His polished presentation serves to mitigate the awful secrets revealed, making the shocks resonate all the more.

As part of the protective "garment," sports headgear serves to mitigate the deleterious effects of these head collisions.

Thereby, low concentration of NO produced by eNOS serves to mitigate the hepatic microcirculation alterations and thus promotes cell survival.

This staggered administration with one front-runner, i.e. only one patient receiving VXM01 first, serves to mitigate the risks [ 23].

Worldwide results of such a poll might serve to mitigate any liberal pressure for radical reforms while also possibly reinforcing movement toward a more pastoral approach to those who fall outside the church's traditional moral code.

They may also have been confounded by coaching and/or practice before the first attempt itself which would serve to mitigate any improvement seen at a subsequent attempt.

All of these factors served to mitigate their scariness.