Sentence examples similar to mitigate with time from inspiring English sources

Tooth sensitivity and gingival irritation, though mostly transient and dissipating with time and which can be mitigated with proper usage protocol, are well documented adverse effects associated with tooth bleaching.

Whatever advantage Qualcomm had by being first to market with new technologies has been repeatedly mitigated over time by competitors such as Intel, MediaTek, Samsung, and HiSilicon.

Most of the time, this is a result of the house settling and can be mitigated with DIY weather stripping that can be picked up at the hardware store.

This issue can be mitigated with some careful strategy.

OCD is chronic, but can be mitigated with intensive treatment.

These changes were mitigated with CsA and antioxidants.

It also discusses remedies to mitigate time thieves and bottlenecks.

Just as with ITRF, the NA series of reference frames will need to be updated every few years to mitigate degradation of the frame with time.

Or you can mitigate that with service cuts".

Yet another way of mitigating perceptions of time scarcity is through experiences of awe.

Interestingly, all significant predictors for weight gain in patients treated with olanzapine and weight mitigating agents were time-dependent variables, measured concurrently with weight gain after initiation of treatment.