Sentence examples for because of mitigating from inspiring English sources

The AT could not be determined in 11 patients because of mitigating oscillatory gas exchange patterns or premature end of exercise.

In the kind of story Conlon refers to — crime stories — societal factors can cut both ways: they exonerate a criminal because of mitigating conditions, such as poverty or ethnic or racial discrimination; or they can define crime rigidly, in terms of its social definition, the breaking of the law, and make no allowance for mitigating circumstances.

Some banks may have to raise capital worth between a quarter and half of their current market values (although the actual amounts may well be smaller because of mitigating steps they have already taken).The case of RBS, a British bank that was nationalised during the financial crisis, highlights some of the difficulties that recapitalisation will entail.

Suspensions are, though, consistently being reduced because of mitigating circumstances.

If it is necessary to exceed these guidelines, the occurrence of an adverse thermal event is still unlikely in most situations because of mitigating factors such as transducer movement and perfusion, but the general principle of "as low as reasonably achievable" should be followed.

Rather, pardons are issued because of mitigating or extenuating circumstances.

When she was testy with Tony, viewers were told it was because she was stressed out because of her kids, as a way of mitigating her unprofessional behavior.

Coping mechanisms are one of the defining components of household resilience because having more coping strategies means having more probability of mitigating food insecurity (Alinovi et al. 2008).

There is hope of mitigating these issues.

Solvent molecular size and electrostatic repulsion of graphene in liquid play important roles in improving the production of FLG because they mitigate the restacking of FLG during exfoliation.

Mr. Brafman spoke Wednesday of "mitigating factors" in the case.