Sentence examples for however mitigating from inspiring English sources

However, mitigating against this are recent data suggesting that the deposition efficiency of airborne soil particles in the tracheobronchial and pulmonary regions of the lung is very low (Khalili and Thomas 2001).

However, mitigating measures to enhance validity and minimise self-report limitations such as miscomprehension, measurement error and conscious bias [34, 35] were adopted.

This is however mitigated by the fact that long-time watchers familiar with every line of script may find themselves disappointed by the amount of reused material.

The accompanying reduction in coupling stiffness, however, mitigated this effect although the wall pier demand clearly rose with reduced coupling.

The effects of trapping are however mitigated in urban areas, which have become a refuge habitat for magpies.

Proper addition of filler wire can, however, mitigate this problem by reducing the freezing range of the weld metal and thereby minimising the tendency to solidification cracking.

A judicious distribution of the scarce permits that targets the dual objectives of price efficiency and social diversity in vehicle ownership can however mitigate the controversy.

This positive evaluation of the microjets concept is, however, mitigated by the far less favorable results of simulations in flight conditions, which were never studied experimentally.

The use of the RD design, however, mitigates concerns about unmeasured non-comparability between drug users and non-users and in those exposed and unexposed to policies and law across states and time periods.

Riparian buffers can however, mitigate the post-harvest pulse in NO3-N that occur at some sites with variable ability to reduce DRP concentrations, particularly where post-harvest increases may have been associated with elevated levels of suspended sediment (Graynoth 1979, Thompson et al. 2009).

The papal bull provoked legislative initiatives against Catholics by Parliament, which were however mitigated by Elizabeth's intervention.