The phrase 'mitigate the reduction' is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "The government has put measures in place to mitigate the reduction of jobs caused by the pandemic."
The results show that a careful use of such thermal management techniques can significantly mitigate the reduction in throughput that would otherwise be required, leading to significant economic savings in operations.
The most common method used to mitigate the reduction in oxygenation induced by suctioning is to increase the fractional inspired oxygen (FiO2) [ 3, 4, 5].
Metabolic modulators like ranolazine or trimetazidine have been demonstrated to mitigate the reduction in cardiac output with modest effects observed in right ventricular dysfunction [ 166, 183].
Because reduced calcification is thought to affect fitness in calcifying coccolithophores (Beaufort et al. 2011), there has been particular interest in the possibility that adaptive evolution may mitigate the reduction in calcification as oceans acidify.
Supplementing diets with vitamin E did not overcome the oil-induced reduction in milk fat percentage or changes in FA profile, but partially mitigated the reduction in fat yield by increasing milk yield.
The four point bending experiment indicated that the tapered FRP strip end design augmented significantly the ultimate load and mitigated the reduction in beam deflection corresponding to the ultimate load, compared to the beams bonded with constant thickness FRP strips.
A Welsh Government spokesman said: "We have offered local government the best settlement possible in this ninth year of austerity, mitigating the reduction councils had been expecting". He added the extra money allocated to councils now meant "no local authority faced a reduction of more than 0.3% in its core funding".
This is likely due to the large amount of CD45 receptors available for binding, thus mitigating the reduction in signal strength when multiple barcodes are used.
The feminising parasite is able to achieve this by mitigating the reduction in the host population's productivity due to the production of males (the "two fold cost of sex") [ 59].
In moderate/localized lung disease, DLCO, DLNO, and VC are reduced at a given Q̇, but the ability to recruit the remaining alveolar microvasculature is preserved; recruitment mitigates the reduction in DLCO to maintain arterial oxygen saturation (9, 19).
Significantly decreased uMtCK expression was seen in the prefrontal cortex after mTBI (F 3,30) = 9.61, p < 0.05) compared to the sham groups; but housing rats in EE after injury mitigated the reduction in uMtCK levels (F 3,30) = 10.31, p < 0.05) induced by mTBI.
