Differences in soil properties and stand productivity between traffic levels, with and without site preparation, were negligible suggesting natural soil recovery mechanisms were mitigated effects of wet site harvesting over 25 years.
In line with previous reports [13], vagus nerve stimulation mitigated effects on blood pressure, pH, and lactate levels and stabilized neurophysiological data (Tables 1 and 2).
BAL cytokine analysis, moreover, pointed to an alteration of the chronic inflammatory profile of irradiated lungs favoring a mitigated radiation effect as a result of the FS diet.
Adjustment for age in particular mitigated the effect estimates for urinary cadmium.
In the face of their physical limitations, most participants made adaptations that mitigated the effect of the fracture; for example, employing a cleaner, moving to a nursing home or using a walking aid or other assistive device.
However, the marine and freshwater environments of fishes mitigated environmental effects of the extinction event.
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"Consumers who drove a prolonged period of growth and mitigated the effects of the bursting of the technology and telecoms' bubble are becoming more cautious.
Treatment of human liver cancer cell lines with FFAs exacerbated the EMT phenotype, whereas chemical inhibition of CD36 mitigated these effects.
Biochar application did increase grain yield during the first year by 11to55%5% following very high stover application rates (3.5 × the typical amount), presumably because biochar mitigated adverse effects of allelochemicals released from the decomposing maize residue.
Water cooling also mitigated the effects of weather on feeding time, which decreased with increasing heat load (air temperature and temperature-humidity index) when cows did not have sprinklers, but was unchanged when sprinklers were provided.
