Sentence examples for effects are mitigated from inspiring English sources
"It's getting more stable, so the effects are mitigated to some extent by that fact".
"To do this, we have applied the cuts across all contracts and services with the aim of diluting the impact and ensuring the worst effects are mitigated.
They can only promote efficiency if another market failure exists and its effects are mitigated by replacing the spot market with contracted and integrated production.
However, brand positivity effects are mitigated when respondents were provided with competitive information along with target-category structure and comparative/non-comparative brand positioning statements.
We found that 1) Cattle compete at least as strongly with browsers as grazers, and wildlife compete with cattle, although these negative effects are mitigated by cryptic herbivores (rodents), rainfall, fire, and elephants.
These agents are all characterized by a short half-life in plasma, and their effects are mitigated by inhibition attributable to the plasminogen activators, particularly plasminogen activator inhibitor-1, and by downstream antiplasmins.
These problems were tolerable because their effects were mitigated by the upsurge of the urban economy and the ability of the Japanese farmer to supplement the family income from nonagricultural employment.
What are the unique characteristics of these attacks, and how can their effects be mitigated?
These inhibitory effects were mitigated at lower Co2+ concentrations (at 5, 10 or 25 µM) while VEGF expression remained significantly upregulated and further augmented in the presence of Ascorbic Acid and Dexamethasone possibly through Runx2 upregulation.
Interestingly, community responses were less pronounced at sites affected by both loss of riparian integrity and elevated nutrients, suggesting that HYMO effects were mitigated by moderate levels of elevated nutrients.
Such inhibitive effects were mitigated when more glutathione was added, but could never be completely eliminated.
