To mitigate this reduction, either the submersion depth of the rotor can be increased or the maximum permissible tip speed ratio reduced.
Because the mechanical strength of a tendon graft declines after reconstruction (Beynnon et al. 1997), a larger cross-sectional area of graft would mitigate this reduction in strength (Grood et al. 1992).
Supplementing diets with vitamin E did not overcome the oil-induced reduction in milk fat percentage or changes in FA profile, but partially mitigated the reduction in fat yield by increasing milk yield.
The four point bending experiment indicated that the tapered FRP strip end design augmented significantly the ultimate load and mitigated the reduction in beam deflection corresponding to the ultimate load, compared to the beams bonded with constant thickness FRP strips.
Significantly decreased uMtCK expression was seen in the prefrontal cortex after mTBI (F 3,30) = 9.61, p < 0.05) compared to the sham groups; but housing rats in EE after injury mitigated the reduction in uMtCK levels (F 3,30) = 10.31, p < 0.05) induced by mTBI.
The accompanying reduction in coupling stiffness, however, mitigated this effect although the wall pier demand clearly rose with reduced coupling.
The feminising parasite is able to achieve this by mitigating the reduction in the host population's productivity due to the production of males (the "two fold cost of sex") [ 59].
WBV mitigated the reductions in femoral BMP2, OCN, Wnt3a, Lrp6, and β-catenin and inhibited Sost mRNA expression but did not alter RANKL or RANK gene expression in T1DM rabbits.
The results show that a careful use of such thermal management techniques can significantly mitigate the reduction in throughput that would otherwise be required, leading to significant economic savings in operations.
This is likely due to the large amount of CD45 receptors available for binding, thus mitigating the reduction in signal strength when multiple barcodes are used.
