Sentence examples for mitigated effectiveness from inspiring English sources

The mitigated effectiveness of traditional forms of advertising along with winner-take-all phenomena caused by globalization and the Internet necessitates a new approach in marketing.

But just that you've sort of mitigated the effects.

This effectively mitigated banks' risk-shifting.

Community sequestering was a more effective strategy in unmitigated regional scenarios for mild and severe epidemics, keeping peak symptomatic cases equivalent to the mitigated regional scenarios, but it lost effectiveness with decreasing compliance.

Second, the boomerang effect is mitigated.

This effect was mitigated by SZR72.

However, this effect is mitigated by plans offering better prescription drug benefits.

Potential biases and mitigated results limit our confidence in the effectiveness of PBF programs, as presented in the studies.

We find that the effect is greatly mitigated if the Sun is in a fire sign.

These effects continued at dinner but were somewhat mitigated.

Severe fire can be mitigated with fuels management including prescribed fire, thinning, and wildfire management, but new strategies are needed to ensure the effectiveness of treatments across landscapes.