Sentence examples for mitigate its actions from inspiring English sources

Our recent studies have provided evidence that in breast cancer up-regulation of DDX3 expression can be associated with an aggressive phenotype and down-regulation or targeted inhibition of DDX3 can mitigate its actions [19].

Analysts said that the decision was only a mild setback for Ryanair, and some said that Mr. O'Leary's very public battle with the commission might have mitigated its action.

We further demonstrate the utility of this organoid system for modeling the teratogenic effects of Zika virus on the developing brain and identifying more susceptibility receptors and therapeutic compounds that can mitigate its destructive actions.

Like evolution, GCC has been proposed as a central focus in science education because of the scientific consensus behind it coupled with the need for societal action to mitigate its effects (Sharma [2012]).

If My Lai needed some redemptive action to mitigate its horror, this was that moment.

To be clear, it's been decades since we've known enough about climate science to understand the need to take action to mitigate its risks.

Several speakers pulled few punches about how ongoing problems of poverty, violence, substance abuse and racism continue to produce toxic stress in children, even as they also reported their strides in research and community action to mitigate its effects.

Last year the leaders of Oregon, California, Washington, and British Columbia wrote to President Obama and Prime Minister Stephen Harper to seek support for ocean acidification research and to encourage action to mitigate its impact.

Although climate change is a global problem that requires global action to mitigate its risks, several studies have shown that the effects of climate change will vary spatially.

"We believe POS malware crime will continue to grow over the near term, despite law enforcement and security firms' actions to mitigate it," read the FBI report.

The Fairbanks Declaration includes several other references to climate change and taking action to mitigate it or adapt to it.