Sentence examples for effective at mitigating from inspiring English sources

However, reforestation of tropical habitats has been shown to be highly effective at mitigating the effects of global warming.

Installing a one-way clutch on both sides of the gear system was more effective at mitigating the negative effects of various parameter changes than installing one only on the input or output side.

Previous work has shown that metastructures are effective at mitigating vibrations, but do not consider the effects of mass.

Of the three macrophytes examined, L. oryzoides was the most effective at mitigating atrazine, and permethrin.

Affinity purified rabbit antibody against this neutralizing epitope was shown to be highly effective at mitigating dermonecrosis in inbred and outbred mice challenged with USA300.

Indeed, suppression would proliferate during the antebellum era as racial and economic ideology sharpened resentment between newfangled political parties, and as reformulated tactics became comparably effective at mitigating the power of newly enfranchised voters.

Our results predict that fences are much more effective than passages at mitigating the effects of road mortality on abundance.

We ranked each ecoaction (e.g. effective management of coral reefs in the Bird's Head ecoregion) in terms of how cost-effective it is at mitigating threats to coral reefs for two scenarios.

Results demonstrate the game to be more effective than the video at mitigating cognitive biases when explicit training methods are combined with repetitive play.

Wetlands are highly effective systems mitigating the negative effects of N excess, but at the same time they contribute to global warming through greenhouse gas emissions.

Noise-control ordinances and laws enacted at the local, regional, and national levels can be effective in mitigating the adverse effects of noise pollution.