Sentence examples for mitigate changes in from inspiring English sources

DigestaWell buffer, a bicarbonate-containing dietary supplement, may mitigate changes in LPS and IL1B through pH buffering.

In order to mitigate changes in gene expression following removal from culture conditions, cells and scaffold constructs were transferred immediately to Trizol (less than 1 minute).

Validation of assessment tests and countermeasures for detecting and mitigating changes in cognitive function during robotics operations.

In an effort to mitigate the changes in ChIP-Seq signal resulting from histone modification, we calculated the sum of the deltaH3K4me1, deltaH3K4me2, and deltaH3K4me3 signals, henceforth referred to as the deltaH3K4methyls signal.

The researchers chose these patients because African-Americans tend to be affected more frequently and have more severe complications than other groups from diabetes, a condition that can be mitigated by changes in diet and exercise.

With further study, the health impact of such changes could be mitigated by changes in monitoring or interventions such as changes in water treatment and delivery systems practices or issuing boil alerts around periods of heavy rain.

We have previously shown that CR mitigated age‐related changes in circulating levels of 5′ tRNA halves in mice (Dhahbi et al., 2013b).

Smoking has also been associated with reduced body weight (29), which suggests that the increased risk of death from IHD in early-maturing smoking women might be mitigated by changes in adiposity.

Then there are the broader steps to mitigate climate change in general.

Policies governing forest ecosystems can mitigate climate change in many ways, making use of various ecosystem services.

This paper discusses how a landscape scale approach can help to mitigate climate change in forestry and agriculture.