Sentence examples for mitigated to some from inspiring English sources

The casting issue is mitigated, to some extent, by the show's proclivity for mixing lachrymose family drama in with the odd-couple farce.

We recognise biases in the Global Biodiversity Information Facility data, but these are mitigated to some extent by our hierarchical modelling approach and our estimates compare reasonably well with estimates based on other data sources, listed in full in the Supplementary Information.

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.

We demonstrate power efficiency as compared to other conventional interconnects on account of upfront CAPEX but the additional CAPEX incurred in deploying our solution instead of traditional architecture is mitigated to some extent by reduced OPEX, due to its greater energy efficiency.

As a result, the conflict between unpaid and paid labor was mitigated to some extent (Zuo and Jiang 2009).

The biggest risk factor is probably the cost of feed grain for the company's livestock, but that is mitigated to some extent by the fact that so much of the company's sales are value-added products with higher profit margins.

The effects of ISI and ICI are required to be mitigated to achieve synchronization.

In the RIC scenario, oil demand is mitigated to reach 14 million tonnes/year in 2030.

These problems all have solutions and can often be eliminated, or at least mitigated, to achieve smoother, healthier summer hair.

Often these worries are expressed, and to some extent mitigated, by means of extravagant visual fantasies that picture a world of gleaming, high-rise cities, flying cars and soulful robots.

This problem is to some degree mitigated by using the cleaned-up pairwise alignments described above, which should reduce the coverage of paralogous alignments.