Sentence examples for contributed to mitigating from inspiring English sources

Although not a panacea, PS detected HPAI effectively and accurately (Robyn et al. 2012; Verdugo et al. in preparation), characterized its epidemiology and contributed to mitigating many of the social constraints to effective surveillance and control associated with such a politically significant zoonosis.

Thus, not only are the stocks of carbon in Amazon forests very large (exceeding 100 Pg in above- and below-ground biomass, e.g., [40]), but Amazon nations have also contributed to mitigating climate change via net carbon sequestration.

Resilient design of jacketed insulators and over-insulation due to anthropogenic and coastal salt pollution in the area, along with a responsive tephra cleaning program for substations most likely contributed to mitigating tephra contamination and subsequent disruption.

What Ken apparently wrote in an email to a constituent was that most politicians "paid lip-service to the supposedly democratic nature of the [referendum] exercise", but he would do his best "to contribute to mitigating the disaster that this decision on 23 June might otherwise cause".

"The message I'm already getting loud and clear is that climate change is a first order issue for our neighbours and we need... Australia to have serious policies, credible policies which will help to contribute to mitigating the effects of climate change in our region".

Coordinating schemes, such as the revenue sharing contract, can contribute to mitigating this phenomenon.

Peat wetlands have widely been considered the carbon storage warehouse of the world and contribute to mitigating the global greenhouse effect.

This instrument may contribute to mitigating the theory-practice gap in the effective practice of instructional strategies and can provide insight into how teachers perceive the frequency in which they use instruction strategies when considering demographic data.

Under sleeper pads (USPs) are reported to reduce ballast degradation and control the vertical stiffness of the track, which suggests that USPs can contribute to mitigating the frequent negative effects associated with transitions zones.

The paper provides an overview of a part of research related to the analysis of information technologies and measures for improving the energy efficiency in urban planning that can contribute to mitigating the impact of climate change.

A microclimate simulation was done for each scenario and the results are compared specifically from the viewpoint of where and how much each scenario contributes to mitigating the urban heat environment, focusing on changes in physiologically equivalent temperature distribution and numerical changes.