Sentence examples for mitigate decreases from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, in order to mitigate decreases in safety factors associated with increases in body size, the architecture of the skeletal limb, such as limb robustness, cortical thickness, and/or curvature, are expected to vary [ 80, 86, 88, 91].

For example, shallow groundwater limits water stress during dry years, helping to mitigate decreased NPP associated with water deficits.

A RR < 1 refers to a factor category that is mitigating (decreasing) the risk of the outcome (e.g. dying) when present, an RR > 1 refers to a factor category that is increasing that risk when present compared with the reference category.

The optimized operation rules can mitigate or decrease the flooding area of a flood by using the minimum cost.

How to mitigate the decrease in water flux after crosslink reaction is the key of the selection of crosslinking method.

Knowing the natural frequency of the string is very beneficial and can help to mitigate and decrease the damages, improve new fuel designs and develop new safety standards.

This paper proposes a novel approach to mitigate and decrease the effect of the CT by combining TDM with Frequency-Division-Multiplexing (FDM).

To mitigate the decrease in the strength of perforated plates, the Carling, face-plating, and doubling stiffening methods have been adopted with the goal of increasing both the buckling and ultimate strengths.

As the pier height increases, the effectiveness of the restrainer in reducing the relative displacement also increases, whereas the effectiveness in mitigating shear decreases with a pier height greater than 15 m.

A careful distribution process and clear communication about the follow-up questionnaires might mitigate this decrease.

Further, baboon studies suggest that the early use of CPAP may mitigate the decreased brain growth and cerebral neuropathologies seen in preterm infants who require ventilation [ 8].