Sentence examples for contributed to the mitigation from inspiring English sources
This less mitogenic condition may have contributed to the mitigation of insulin's growth effect on tenocyte viability.
Over the past 15 years, the declining share of domestic output by Japan's manufacturing industries has contributed to the mitigation of global warming, but the corresponding increase in the share of manufactured goods imported from overseas has increased CO2 emissions in foreign countries.
The further penetration of renewable energy sources (RES) emerges as a crucial factor contributing to the mitigation of global warming.
If archaeology is to contribute to the mitigation strategies currently being developed, then robust interpretations are necessary that can be practically integrated with inter-disciplinary action.
The rooftop lawn is seen to have merit in the reduction in the air conditioning load of the building, as well as contributing to the mitigation of the heat island phenomenon.
Agroforestry can contribute to the mitigation of climate change while delivering multiple benefits to sub-Saharan farmers who are exposed to climate variability, land degradation, water scarcity, high disease burden and persistent poverty.
On the other hand, a share of up to 27% of renewable energies is technically possible and would result in a 34% reduction of NRE consumption, 29% decrease of GHG emissions, and contribute to the mitigation of 24% of TAP and PMF impacts, at minor increase of levelized costs.
At Barangaroo, all roofscapes will be green roofs, contributing to the mitigation of the urban heat island effect and collecting rainwater; this inner-city precinct is setting new standards for Australian urban renewal, including solutions for environmental, energy and roofscape issues.
The real-time strong-motion observation has a potential for contributing to the mitigation of the ongoing earthquake disasters.
Forests and the forest sector play a relevant role in the carbon (C) cycle and can significantly contribute to the mitigation of global climate change [1,2].
