Sentence examples for largely mitigating from inspiring English sources

The affected service has been taken offline, largely mitigating the issue.

Serum CEA binds to most of the currently used anti-CEA antibodies hindering them from reaching their target and so largely mitigating against any potential clinical effect.

In Arizona, Gov. Jan Brewer, who faces a Republican primary challenge, was under extreme pressure from her own party for advocating a tax increase, something now seen as largely mitigated by her signing of the immigration bill.

Because it's French (directed by Danièle Thompson) and stars actors of the caliber of Juliette Binoche and Jean Reno, its ready-made format is largely mitigated by a bracing honesty about human foibles and how it's often each other's little quirks that drive couples crazy.

The speed of your investment decision making can largely mitigate the effects of FOMO.

This discomfort is largely mitigated by the short acquisition time per breast (5 10 min).

Patients often require a home healthcare professional to largely mitigate the risk of all cause 30-day readmission.

However, the adverse effects of these factors appear to be largely mitigated by the introduction of solid foods that often include meat.

The unintended noise in the FCR of the plain UHPC was largely mitigated by adding the steel fibers, while the highest gauge factor (GF) under tensile load was found for the plain UHPC with CNTs.

Finally, I show that simultaneous access to private and public debt financing, which reflects greater firm-level financial flexibility and fewer hold-up problems, largely mitigates agency risks associated with all forms of tax avoidance.

Though the spatial and temporal pattern of radiative forcing from greenhouse gases differs from that of sunlight, it was shown in a recent study that these schemes would largely mitigate regional or seasonal climate change for a doubling of the atmospheric CO2 content.