Sentence examples for mitigated to a from inspiring English sources

The extensive accuracy tests show that the dome effect can be mitigated to a great extent using CASE-II dataset due to additional convergent images.

These limitations can be mitigated to a large extend by correlative light and electron microscopy, where the sample is imaged by both light and electron microscopy.

For all teachers, the teacher pay gap of 17percentt reported in Figure B (estimated without imputed data) would be mitigated to a 10percentt gap had imputations been included.

In this way, the aforementioned drawbacks will be mitigated to a great extent.

When the oscillation is mitigated to a small range, the stability of the system can be guaranteed.

"The club put its own case very forcibly to Uefa and the more draconian sanctions that were recommended by the disciplinary inspector have been mitigated to a degree.

Penetrating China could however mean margin pressures for the company in the longer term, mitigated to an extent by the carrier subsidies.

Unfortunately, we have yet to recognize that terrorism cannot be defeated; it can only be contained, rolled back, and mitigated to an extent that allows people to live their lives without fear.

This is mitigated to an extent, however, by corroboration from multiple sources including hospital and primary care notes.

Then we focused on intersubject variability of doses and risk metrics for people possibly exposed to water mitigated to exactly a potential MCL to reflect risk distributions only within those CWSs that currently have elevated perchlorate concentrations and might therefore be expected to reduce concentrations down to the MCL.

In the 1930s the contractionary impact of America's fiscal cuts was mitigated to some extent by an improvement in net exports; America's trade balance swung from a deficit of 0.2% of GDP to a surplus of 1.1% of GDP between 1936 and 1938.