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Our result is supported by Rina et al. (2010) who also expect that any reduction of Indonesian palm oil exports in European markets would be mitigated by increased exports elsewhere.

Proponents of this proposal argue that the Chained CPI is a more accurate formula and any impact on beneficiaries of the government programs affected would be mitigated by increased tax revenue from the wealthy.

Improved survival, however, may be mitigated by increased toxicity.

If, however, polyandry is convenient, we predict that the sex allocation cost of harassment will be mitigated by increased oviposition time gained by reducing male harassment.

However, the increased variability observed with SMRT-BS of intermediately methylated regions must be acknowledged as a potential limitation that may be mitigated by increased sequencing depth.

This might also be mitigated by increased air purification.

Marty describes the Alps as the "water towers of Europe", and when they are gone – even if their absence is mitigated by increased rainfall caused by a warmer atmosphere – water will likely run short and the levels of major rivers will fall.

But equally, as Figes points out, the damage of divorce on children can be mitigated by careful handling.

Aminoglycoside ototoxicity may be mitigated by administration of dexamethasone; however, dexamethasone could theoretically impair its antibacterial properties.

Furthermore, survey non-response to questions could sometimes be mitigated by drawing on responses to related questions.

Consumption among female drinkers continued a general rise during this period, although this effect was mitigated by ongoing increases in abstinence for both men and women.