This effect is obtained by mitigating the interaction between the two sides of the serration, by delaying toward the tip both the outward (i.e., the tendency of the flow to deviate from the centerline to the edge of the serration) and the downward (i.e., the tendency of the flow to merge between the upper and bottom side of the serration) flow motions present at the root of the sawtooth.
To mitigate the electrostatic interaction between spheres and a PEM-modified glass subsrate prepared at 1.0 mol/L NaCl solution, the substrate was preheated prior to binding of spheres.
Despite this, TXNIP overexpression did not mitigate the loss in covalent interaction between LC3 and both Atg3 and Atg7 after amino acid starvation (Fig. 6b).
Compared to the non-interactive model, the proposed model can not only reduce the MMG operating cost but also mitigate the frequent energy interaction between the MMG and the grid.
This paper proposes a robust optimal centralized controller to mitigate the small signal instability caused by the interaction between the control loops of rectifier interfaced active loads (RIALs) and the inverter interfaced distributed generations.
Non-rigid registration algorithm was performed to mitigate the motion between the two runs.
Breastfeeding, for example, seems to mitigate the association between GWG and childhood anthropometrics [ 73].
Thus the combined effects of multiple ECM receptors in vivo may mitigate the effects of disrupting a single interaction.
Thus understanding the interaction between depression and inflammation is important for mitigating cardiovascular risk (Panagiotakos et al., 2004).
Focusing on the macroeconomic and financial-stability risks associated with capital flows, the authors combine theoretical and empirical analysis to consider the interaction between monetary, exchange rate, macroprudential, and capital control policies to mitigate these risks.
LiNK captured emergent properties of the landscape, finding that interaction effects between landscape layers could mitigate the rate of infection in a non-additive way.
