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But, in doing so, we also consider the possibility that this effect could be mitigated by the affordance of self-expression via customization.
However, this effect could be mitigated by social policies targeting the most vulnerable.
It is therefore possible that endogenously produced ethanol is reducing PHA molecular weights via chain termination in LSBJ, and that this effect could be mitigated by an improved flux of ethanol back to acetyl-CoA.
This effect could be mitigated when the RGD mutant cells were treated with condition media containing WT OPN.
This effect could be mitigated by choosing critical values from a subset of the genome that has a smaller proportion of recent selection events.
This effect could be mitigated by keeping records of the ranking functions used, in conjunction with historical version of the collection, as is done for MEDLINE.
These effects could be mitigated or prevented through effective and integrated use of current agricultural knowledge and public health practice.
Besides reducing carbon emissions to reduce global warming, some effects could be mitigated with new plane designs and expanded runways.
Building in inequality featured in several suggestions, the best being that some pieces begin far ahead of the others, with more money: these effects could be mitigated with cards such as "Art School" and "Finding Myself" that let other players catch up.
This study did not address the antinutritional factors associated with canola meal/protein concentrate, but the viability of canola as a feed ingredient could be enhanced if the antinutritional factors could be removed or the effects could be mitigated.
