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This can be partially mitigated by decreasing the frame size over which the optimization occurs.

Results also show that the impacts of climate change and groundwater abstraction could be partially mitigated by decreasing or stopping land drainage in specific parts of the area.

The decreased overall treatment time may improve tumour cure probability by decreasing the effect of tumour repopulation over the treatment time, but may also increase early responding normal tissue complications, although this could be mitigated by the decreased overall dose.

To the best of our knowledge, mitigating congestion by decreasing image quality on-the-fly is a new technique proposed by SUIT.

The comparison of CCR and BCC results enables to identify inefficiency which can be mitigated by increasing or decreasing the production volume resulting in a removal of scale inefficiencies.

It is observed that the increase in the temperatures of the fuel pebbles and primary coolant is mitigated by the decrease in the reactor power due to negative temperature feedbacks.

Since then, the European Union (EU) has set its own targets to mitigate climate change by decreasing GHG emissions (EU regulation No 525/2013; Decision No 406/2009/EC 2009).

Dietary FS given post-XRT mitigates radiation effects by decreasing pulmonary fibrosis, inflammation, cytokine secretion and lung damage while enhancing mouse survival.

While cells exhibited a mace-like shape with an average size of about 10 μm at lower salt concentrations, larger round cell clusters of about 25 μm were formed and sustained when the salt content of the media increased, potentially mitigating the salt stress by decreasing the cellular surface to volume ratio.

For nitric acid, the decreasing effect was mitigated by the presence of a desolvation system, due to partial removal of the acid.

Presumably, the lack of one allele of Tnnt2 is mitigated by increased wildtype allele transcription or decreased degradation of wildtype transcript; similarly, to compensate for the mild deficit in transcript, increased translation and/or decreased protein degradation must be responsible.