Sentence examples similar to have a mitigated effect from inspiring English sources

"Knowing the doctor well" does have a marked positive effect on the CARE score, but this effect is almost mitigated when the doctors wore a facemask.

Pretreatment duration had a positive effect on conversion but was mitigated with increased chemical loadings.

But they have an effect".

That has a mixed effect.

"It had a huge effect.

This effect is mitigated in those specialties in which there has been growth in the residencies offered and those which have younger population pyramids, which often correspond to those that have a high proportion of women (which in turn has an opposite effect because of their higher dropout and retirement rate).

In addition, treatment of hypercholesterolemia among our study participants might have mitigated potential effects of PFOA-associated hypercholesterolemia on coronary artery disease.

Consequently, we have a duty to ensure that the effects of these inequalities are mitigated, by providing resources to resolve crises and also by helping to build effective public health infrastructures in impoverished countries so that crises can be averted in the future.

As a result we might hypothesize that the relatively lower weight-adjusted dose given to our mostly overweight and obese study participants could have mitigated adverse drug effects.

"It has an effect.

Such threats had an effect.