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These costs can be mitigated by (higher) representativeness thresholds, which can in principle preserve the usefulness of extension agreements such as preventing the undercutting of reasonable employment standards and sustaining collective bargaining.

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In simulation data, we see that the scaffold occupancy effect is mitigated by higher levels of response regulator.

The effects of the global recession on Zambia's economy were mitigated by high copper prices, which were driven by strong demand from China, the world's largest consumer.

A parametric study showed that doubling surrounding building height had a small negative effect on ventilation but was mitigated by high levels of downdraft and flow fluctuations in the vertical plane.

This major component in limiting the quality factor of spiral inductors can be mitigated by using higher substrate resistivity or by locally increasing the resistivity below the inductor.

A 10 nm ALD AlOx film is found to have a detrimental effect on the contact resistance which cannot be mitigated by a higher firing temperature.

While some of the negative effects of tissue scattering can be mitigated by using higher incident light intensities [ 2], longer excitation wavelengths [ 3], or adaptive optics techniques [ 4, 5], the understanding of the fundamental mechanisms that link tissue properties and focus quality can offer clues towards the development of better image correction schemes.

This subjectivity can to some extent be mitigated by combining the high-resolution imaging of electron microscopy with the biochemical specificity of immunolabeling techniques.

Substantial size reduction of particles can best be mitigated by identifying regions of high turbulence or sudden changes in flow geometry, and by redesigning these regions so as to reduce these effects.

The effect of early life CMV on the developing infant in the Gambia could be mitigated by environmental factors, such as the high burden of other infections.

Addressing this heightened risk poses a challenge for the future control of TB; however, growing evidence also suggests that this risk may be mitigated by early initiation of HAART with corresponding high levels of treatment adherence [24], [41], [42].

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