Sentence examples for has a mitigating effect from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, turning to the more aggressive and riskier end of the spectrum of tax manipulation, we find that strengthened creditor governance has a mitigating effect on tax sheltering.
Moreover, differently from Guiso et al., we find that church attendance has a mitigating effect on negative immigration attitudes.
We believe that a causal association between these can only be assessed by carefully conducted clinical trials designed to show whether suppression of CMV has a mitigating effect on the severity of illness.
The higher methane depletion activities observed in soils 1 and 5 weeks after ethanol flushing compared with non ethanol-treated soils inon ethanol-treatedl hasoilsindicateg effecthat TCethanolity to methasotrophic bacteria.
Although extensive musical experience may have a mitigating effect on cognitive decline in older adults, the nature of changes to brain functions underlying performance benefits remains underexplored.
It is concluded with respect to ground vibrations that both the barrier and the embankment had a mitigating effect but that the contribution from the barrier dominated.
In the current study, we found that drinking parents' negative attitudes towards underage drinking had a mitigating effect on adolescent drinking behaviour.
This, plus the fact that all ewes were being supplementary fed from turn-out is likely to have had a mitigating effect against the development of a post-partum rise in their faecal egg counts [ 4].
The addition of the non-ionic surfactant Tween 20 to pooled samples prior to aliquoting had a mitigating effect on the reduction in measured Aβ42 over the transfer series, although reduction was still significant.
In our study of FMU care, we also found that the effect of FMU care on women's birth experiences differed by women's level of social disadvantage and that FMU care had a mitigating effect on the effect of social disadvantage on birth experience [ 63].
