Sentence examples for effect mitigated from inspiring English sources
When the difference in internal size became too large, the surface energy effect mitigated.
Experimental treatments appeared to increase availability of N and P, with little effect on K. Simulated acidification decreased availability of Ca and Mg, an effect mitigated for Mg by addition of dolomitic limestone.
This result implied that the learning effect mitigated after the second trail and the movement maintained stable.
"Some regions might dry out with SRM relative to a high carbon dioxide world with no SRM, some might get wetter, some may have the effects they experience from global warming exacerbated, and many may have those effects mitigated but to different extents".
Natural resources/environmental space: The impact of the intervention on natural resources and the environment must be considered –harmful effects mitigated or beneficial impacts promoted.
Whereas the former viewed inter-organisational and inter-sectoral conflict as inherent and linked to historical and social forces, the latter anticipated that at some stage in the future (if the correct steps were followed, relationships built, groundwork done, knock-on effects mitigated and so on), they would be resolved.
It is not yet clear whether space charge effects can be effectively mitigated in any practical system employing only one optical axis.
Assuming that the provision stands, the effect is mitigated by exemptions of $3 million for spouses and $1.3 million for children and other inheritors.
The interior is mostly glass and metal, austere white and black, but that effect is mitigated by its surroundings: Frankendael Park is one of Amsterdam's many lovely green spaces and worth exploring a bit (in the daylight) before your meal.
The calculation result suggests that the streaming effect is mitigated if the pipe penetration is designed appropriately, while the gaps around the shielding plugs above the TC have large impact on the radiation dose in the access cell.
This effect was mitigated by either host body mass (for schistosomes) or host taxonomic identity (for non-schistosomes), with infection being lower in fish than in other host types.
