Sentence examples for buffered the effects from inspiring English sources

The oceans have long buffered the effects of climate change by absorbing a substantial portion of the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide.

PAGE A12 RISING ACIDITY THREATENS OCEANS The oceans have long buffered the effects of climate change by absorbing a substantial portion of the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide.

In their book, "City in the Sky: The Rise and Fall of the World Trade Center" (2003), James Glanz and Eric Lipton, reporters for The New York Times, suggested that the devices not only buffered the effects of wind but might have also saved lives on Sept. 11, 2001, when hijacked airplanes were flown into the towers.

Moreover, AFS buffered the effects of illegal poisoning on this age-class, while adult survival decreased over years.

Another possibility is that captive conditions buffered the effects of infection on preening behavior.

Some resources on the social and organizational levels but none of the job content level resources buffered the effects of verbal aggression on workers burnout.

Results indicated that higher than average sleep quality buffered the effect of higher than average NSIs on maternal mood (i.e., buffered mood reactivity) and appeared to promote mood recovery following a particularly "bad day" (i.e., higher than average NSIs).

Dams also store water for use during dry months and buffer the effects of flooding rains.

It shows that such moms can help buffer the effects of chronic stress on teens' working memories.

As one kind of positive psychosocial resources, high self-esteem has been found to buffer the effects of stress on physical health.

Likewise, volunteering has been shown to help buffer the effects of stress on one's health at least for those who generally hold positive views of other people.