The phrase "and mitigated in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the reduction or alleviation of negative effects or risks in a particular situation.
Example: "The risks associated with the project were identified and mitigated in the planning phase to ensure a smooth execution."
Alternatives: "and addressed in the" or "and reduced in the".
That is to say, violence is highlighted in the guerrilla reports and mitigated in the paramilitary ones, particularly in the second period, through the systematic selection of processes that either foreground or background the role of the victim.
Despite the higher preventability of serious ADEs and ADEs in hospitals, also described by others [ 9, 26], ADEs should be prevented, detected and mitigated in the entire healthcare system, because a large quantity of non-serious events combined may result in considerable direct resource consumption [ 72], and indirect costs [ 73].
The implication for implementation and evaluation is that (in the case of healthcare interventions) barriers at both levels should be considered and mitigated and, in the case of evaluation, relevant data collected.
These mitigations were evaluated and the hazards were deemed mitigated in the second formative pre-validation study.
As already demonstrated, sensory axons expressing a control Citrine construct collapse in response to sema3A and this collapse is largely mitigated in the presence of SDF1 (Figure 5, empty bars).
Indeed, despite single mRNA-protein levels divergences (high mRNA-low protein and vice-versa) can exist, their effects are expected to reciprocally compensate – and therefore to be strongly mitigated – in the context of a "global" scale analysis, one involving thousands of genes.
But we know that capitalism has historically followed a pattern of boom and bust, a cycle whose impact has been mitigated — in the spirit of Smith's moral philosophy, and for economic conditions he could not have foreseen — by civic intervention, otherwise called government regulation and progressive taxation.
In the following section we identify a range of conflicts of interest that arose in the case of the ASR hip and suggest ways in which such conflicts and their impact might be prevented, or at least mitigated, in the future.
We identify a number of financial and other conflicts implicated in the case and examine how their effects might be prevented or at least mitigated in the future.
Funding risks are somewhat mitigated in the near future, thanks to liquidity provided by central banks.
Both 18F-LMI1195 (n = 3 of each testing group) and 131I-MIBG (n = 3 of each testing group) were released from PC12 cells after treatment with high concentration KCl in the absence of EDTA, whereas the effect was mitigated in the presence of EDTA.
