Pitting the painting's flimsiness against its powers of transformation more evocatively than before, they mitigate the alienation of everyday life with a layer of lightly dabbed-on oil paint that signifies human attention, and summons a wondrous sense of light without really covering up much.
Pfizer staff did not have editorial control or review the manuscript before submission, mitigating the potential for bias in reporting results.
As a first step, we limited ourselves to graduates and emigrants for the period before 1985, thereby mitigating the complications introduced by the post-1985 reofganization of universities in southern and western Indian states.
Moreover, given that the experiment was performed in one day related to a domain that they had no contact before, we mitigate the history and maturation effects by making observation at a single time point.
To sole this scalability problem, a simple solution would be to design a queue at the Base server in which all jobs get queued before they are served, thus mitigating the possibility of overrunning jobs.
These emissions must first be compensated before a plantation is effective in mitigating the CO2 build-up in the atmosphere.
In February, in testimony before the Senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee, he said, "As a consequence of not mitigating the risk, we're going to have a catastrophic event".
No mitigating epithets allowed.
Before the U.S. attack, the Trump administration warned the Russians and the thus the Syrians that it was coming, thus severely mitigating its effect.
Although his.270 was also his worst average over a full season — he batted.286 the year before — it was mitigated somewhat by his 30 home runs and even more by his 125 runs batted in.
