Sentence examples for mitigated on the from inspiring English sources

Oxide exfoliation was significantly mitigated on the grain boundary engineered samples compared to the as-received ones.

Conclusions about long-term effectiveness (and/or tolerability), being based on the three subjects who remained on treatment, have to be mitigated on the basis of these limitations.

When they move into the co-working space in The Bridge at Cornell Tech, the Switch team will be busy exploring freelance marketplaces such as TaskRabbit and Handy to better understand freelancer profiles and mitigate on-the-job risks.

Sastry (1997) contends that child mortality risks could be exacerbated or mitigated depending on the context the children find themselves.

On the first alternative, the Roman Books announced his belated adoption of something like Metrodorus' mitigated skepticism; on the second, they represented a distinct third epistemological position.

He has also molded the Rockets into a near-ideal representation of his philosophies without mitigating the on-court knowledge of Coach Kevin McHale.

This adjustment helped mitigate dissatisfaction on the part of many of the quota holders, not withstanding the (then pending) administrative court appeals.

To mitigate the dependency on the frequencies of the sinusoids, the complex-coefficient ANF (CANF) [7 9] was proposed.

When no guard sub-carrier is inserted, the OQAM process and the iterative DSIC are indeed unable to mitigate interference on the neighbouring sub-carriers between adjacent users.

We can continue to debate about what is actually causing it, but we need to take all the steps we can today to mitigate impacts on the climate from greenhouse gas.

"We will do what we can to mitigate the effect on the grants that the council gives, but unfortunately some very worthwhile local groups will lose funding".