Sentence examples for in mitigated from inspiring English sources
It turned out that soybean yields were not statistically different from reference areas, but corn yields were lower, 81%% of reference areas, in mitigated areas (Table 5).
These criticisms point to a kind of instability inherent in mitigated skepticism: it seems to waver unhealthily between a dogmatic position allowing for something approaching certainty about some questions and a radical skepticism about our ability to make any epistemic progress.
In a Drosophila model of SCA3, for example, the interspersal of CAA within the CAG repeat (both encode for Q, but will produce different RNA structures) results in mitigated toxicity, although the protein sequence is unaltered.
Strikingly, IRGM knockdown impairs autophagy induced by many viruses, such as HCV, MeV and HIV-1, resulting in mitigated viral replication (Table 2).Moreover, the C protein of MeV, NS3 of HCV, and Nef of HIV-1 were shown to induce autophagy by interacting with IRGM.
Although this effect might in theory be mitigated if firms could price discriminate within countries, this requires barriers to price arbitrage, such as separate private versus public payers.
In the first scenario in the non-mitigated plots, 125 trees were infested after 10 years, while in the mitigated plots no trees were infested in the same time period.
This uncertainty was in part mitigated by the use of intravenous dabigatran in its active form rather than the orally administered pro-drug DE.
Now that American Muslims have been enmified, violence against them is understood in a mitigated, mediated way.
However, the model is far less effective in predicting mitigated career preferences.
However, he denies that self-love is the only human motive or necessarily in conflict with other motives, and argues that in fact its aims can be fully or really achieved only through the natural law; this does command humans to love themselves, albeit in a mitigated, restrained, and thus more successful way.
But while Bernier initiated the use of the term "race" to distinguish different groups of humans based on physical traits, his failure to reflect on the relationship between racial division and the human race in general mitigated the scientific rigor of his definition (Bernasconi and Lott 2000, viii).
