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In combination with the physiological processes, morphological adaptations like leaf bladders, salt glands and succulence develop to mitigate the effects of high salt concentrations in the photosynthesizing tissue by desalinization of leaves or dilution or compartmentalization within leaf tissues (Breckle 1974 , 2002 Schirmer and Breckle 1982; Freitas and Breckle 1992; Veste 2007 a ).

Bioremediation strategies continue to be developed to mitigate the environmental impact of petroleum hydrocarbon contamination.

Stormwater Control Measures (SCMs) have been developed to mitigate the hydrologic and water quality impacts of urban areas and IC.

In this study, an electrostatic lunar dust repeller (ELDR) was developed to mitigate the dust deposition problem.

Structured electrodes with mechanically stable scaffolds are widely developed to mitigate the adverse effects of volume changes.

Therefore, an effective delivery system has to be developed to mitigate the toxicity of DTX and to improve its chemotherapeutic efficacy against cancers [10].

WAG injection is an EOR process that was developed to mitigate the technical and economic disadvantages of gas injection (Muggeridge et al. 2013).

A novel physics-based approximation to a Jacobian-vector product has been developed to mitigate the impact of expensive on-line cross section processing steps.

Therefore, adaptive management, especially adaptive operating rules for reservoirs, has been developed to mitigate the possible adverse effects of climate change.

Internal curing was developed to mitigate the shrinkage of low w/c concrete in recent decades by introducing additional water into concrete.

If the flicker severity levels are predictable, corrective solutions such as controls of EAF electrodes and reactive power compensators can be developed to mitigate the voltage fluctuations.