While strong law and order mitigates this effect, it does not lead to a positive outcome for all markets.
Consistent with studies of one-shot games, we find that spillovers resulting from social comparisons increase conflict; however, the bargaining process mitigates this effect.
Yet, the pronounced placement of orthologous proteins in interaction networks mitigates this effect since the relevant signals can still be detected even in the face of tremendous noise in interaction data as well as orthologus data [26].
Using reaction yield, instead of raw peak area, for analysis combined with averaging three injections per sample mitigates this effect.
While the probes used for exon expression profiling may be more susceptible to cross-hybridization and higher background levels given the smaller target regions, the use of cDNA amplification products partially mitigates this effect [ 24].
Thus, a Δ hvyA or Δ pleC mutation renders the entire population 'light', capsulated, and resistant to φCr30, while either a Δ CCNA_00163 or Δ CCNA_00470 (akin to Δ CCNA_0162, Δ CCNA_00164, Δ CCNA_00167, CCNA_00168::Tn or Δ CCNA_03998; Figure 2A, Supplementary file 1) mutation mitigates this effect, rendering the double mutants 'heavy', non-capsulated, and sensitive to φCr30.
Nitrogen leakage from agriculture contributes significantly to eutrophication of freshwater and marine ecosystems, and numerous studies have focused on finding cost-effective ways to mitigate this effect.
While higher MICs can diminish antimicrobial effectiveness, dose adjustments often mitigate this effect.
Some legislation has been introduced to mitigate this effect of estate tax laws.
Although the federal subsidies will mitigate this effect for many insured, better approaches are available to deal with this problem.
("Test anxiety can cause some smart students to be bad test-takers," says Marilyn Emerson, a New York admissions consultant. "Being able to pick the best score might mitigate this effect somewhat").
