Sentence examples for it mitigates against from inspiring English sources

Quantification of the number of frames with FCT<85 μm in a plaque may be more robust measure of cap status as it mitigates against erroneous measures within single frames that could act to misclassify plaques as TCFA.

I don't disagree with that perspective, but like Mr Konczal, I'm sceptical that it generally mitigates against government social-welfare policies, as opposed to for them.

It also mitigates against the charge that vulnerable people are being deceived into believing that this is a real animal, that this cute cartoon of a creature is anything other than synthetics and circuitry, and not flesh and blood.

we should have imposed a timeout... on that market to cool it off". BREATHITT: "I wanted it to mitigate against high prices.

Pizzaface also goes a bit OTT on dusting its bases with semolina, which mitigates against char – it was lacking – but does add a pleasing crunch.

One thing that mitigates against it.

But Pyongyang may well have misjudged the international mood and preoccupations with refugees and the Islamic State; neither its past "treasured swords" nor any new "forest of arms" can truly protect it or mitigate against the fallout.

Initially, advocates of the right to choose an abortion were apparently motivated by a belief that it would mitigate against sexual discrimination and yet here we are, championing reproductive licence at all costs, even when it attacks the very people it was meant to emancipate.

You would find businesses that went on and on, which mitigates against entrepreneurship and fresh starts".

Unfortunately, human nature mitigates against the unmasking of charlatans by hiring managers.

"Because most insects fly, they have wide dispersal, which mitigates against extinction," he told me.