Sentence examples for been mitigated by increased from inspiring English sources

Her budget, one of the smallest in Whitehall, has already been slashed by a quarter since 2010; albeit that the shortfall has been mitigated by increased lottery funding.

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.

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.

Increased skin distensibility and impaired elasticity commonly develop in normal weight untreated perimenopausal women [ 27, 42, 43], and this feature is mitigated by HRT.

This cost is mitigated by using a Bayesian metamodel.

Forty percent on a steak is mitigated by 20percentt on chicken.

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

These are mitigated by a sensibility that mixes playful pop-culture ingenuity with a healthy shot of feminist anger.

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

Pretreatment duration had a positive effect on conversion but was mitigated with increased chemical loadings.

This effect was mitigated by SZR72.