Sentence examples for but does not mitigate from inspiring English sources

"The licensing agreement avoids potential infringement suits between IV and Nest, but does not mitigate any potential legal liability/risk that Nest has with respect to Honeywell's portfolio," says Matt Mitchell, a patent attorney specializing in startups.

Finally, the Open Door intervention focuses on barriers to care at the individual level but does not mitigate provider or system level barriers that may be insurmountable.

In the previous issue of Critical Care, Mori and colleagues demonstrate that glutamine supplementation in mechanically ventilated patients as part of parenteral nutrition increases plasma glutamine concentration and glutamine utilization, but does not mitigate protein degradation and even increases de novo glutamine production.

Co-doping the NiCoCrAl bond coat with Y and Hf was beneficial to TBC lifetime, but did not mitigate the detrimental impact of water vapor.

But that does not mitigate the pain of the latest decline.

But that does not mitigate the frustration of some presidential aides.

But this does not mitigate the fact that even with low ionising exposure every radiological or nuclear medicine examination may lead to a long-term risk of cancer in patients [8, 9].

But he said, "It does not mitigate the need for a public plan option in our health care reform bill".

Thus there seems to be a characteristic of downtime that is not calming and does not mitigate PTSD, but does mitigate depression.

That there is something tragic in Benedict's story does not mitigate its negative weight, but it is impossible to read "Last Testament" without feeling sorry for a man whose life has been so branded by fear.

These findings suggest that administration of meloxicam alone immediately prior to dehorning does not mitigate signs of acute distress but may have long term physiological, behavior and performance effects.