Sentence examples for concomitant mitigation of from inspiring English sources

Osmon-McLeod et al. (2011) found that the data indicate that long fiber chrysotile showed ∼70% mass loss and a marked decrease in length with long-term incubation in the Gambles solution, with a concomitant mitigation of the pathogenicity seen in mice injected with 0 weeks samples.

Hundreds of millions of people occupy deltas and human engineering is now a major influence on the growth and evolution of many deltas, through control of the flow path of distributary channels, and mitigation of the seasonal flood wave with concomitant change in the delivery of sediment load.

The concomitant benefits upon exploitation are expected to be exponentially higher in terms of reduction of greenhouse gases and mitigation of environmental hazards.

The concomitant benefits of LFG exploitation are expected to be exponentially higher in terms of reduction of greenhouse gases and mitigation of environmental hazards.

Various rodent models of SE support the neuroprotective effects of TH, showing (with concomitant benzodiazepines) a reduction of seizure severity in SE triggered by electrical stimulation of limbic structures [ 12], and mitigation of seizures, brain edema, and cognitive deficits in kainate-induced SE [ 13].

Such solutions rely on the mitigation of negative effects.

"The combat helmet was designed particularly for mitigation of fragments.

That ought to provide partial mitigation of his mistake.

"I cannot see a potential mitigation of the CO2 buildup".

This was, of course, in mitigation of the doc's own bill $500 for a physical.

These results demonstrate that effective mitigation of local impacts can reduce negative effects of global stressors.