Sentence examples for mitigated this effect from inspiring English sources

The accompanying reduction in coupling stiffness, however, mitigated this effect although the wall pier demand clearly rose with reduced coupling.

The preharvest application of GB mitigated this effect, and fruits, despite being subjected to chilling, did not show the premature ethylene peak observed in non-GB-treated chilled fruits.

Early transformer developers soon realized that cores constructed from solid iron resulted in prohibitive eddy current losses, and their designs mitigated this effect with cores consisting of bundles of insulated iron wires.

Overexpression of MGST1 mitigated this effect to some degree.

The addition of Tween 20 mitigated this effect in all samples.

Indeed, cyclohexamide chase experiments revealed that metformin treatment for 24 h accelerated HSF1 turnover and S121A mutation markedly mitigated this effect (Supplementary Fig S3H).

Early experiments demonstrated that baking immediately after plating mitigated whiskering and this effect was attributed to hydrogen relief.

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.

This effect was mitigated by either host body mass (for schistosomes) or host taxonomic identity (for non-schistosomes), with infection being lower in fish than in other host types.

In this study, we aim to evaluate whether conversion of mixed broadleaved forest to Norway spruce (Picea abies) on the acidic soils of the Gaume forest (southern Belgium) affected soil quality in terms of soil acidity, exchangeable calcium and aluminium, humus type and earthworm communities, and determine whether this effect is mitigated or amplified by an edaphic gradient in clay content.