Results suggest that treatments in sensitive erosion-prone settings generally exacerbated rather than mitigated wind erosion during the first 3 years post fire, although long-term effects remain uncertain.
We considered that these problems might be mitigated if isolated nuclei, rather than separated cells, were used for cell-type specific gene expression studies, since nuclei can be isolated relatively rapidly from tissue under conditions where new transcription is halted.
The Bolsa Chica Land Trust sued the city later in 2010, claiming it should have prepared an environmental impact report rather than a mitigated negative declaration determining the project wouldn't have a significant impact on the environment.
Iseman said then she thought the project required an environmental impact report, rather than a mitigated negative declaration, and on Tuesday that advanced technology should be applied to the project to determine the impacts.
By forging direct relationships with its audience rather than depending on mitigated channels to reach them, its power could grow.
Until recently, age-related cognitive declines were viewed as a consequence of living longer rather than a brain condition to be mitigated or solved.
Softness from diffraction and, to a lesser extent, defocus (which can create odd patterns rather than softness alone) can sometimes be mitigated by processing such as the "unsharp mask" function in the GIMP and Photoshop.
However, those differences are strongly mitigated when the intensity ratios between stress vs. control dataset rather than absolute values are compared.
This uncertainty was in part mitigated by the use of intravenous dabigatran in its active form rather than the orally administered pro-drug DE.
At a deeper level, the apparent numerical superiority of qualitative-only over quantitative IEDB B-cell assay records might be at least partially mitigated or even reversed in the long run by curation of data as quantitative rather than qualitative-only.
