In the case of the Shrub Tundra Zone, the combination of abundant flammable fuels and low effective moisture overwhelmed the mitigating effects of low temperatures on landscape flammability.
But, the study added, "at present, we are unable to estimate the mitigating effects of these three factors".
This integration and translation of ideas (ideation) has been shown in studies of brains to have mitigating effects on the symptoms of Alzheimer's.
But courts may still impose life without parole, provided that the judge first gives proper consideration to the mitigating effects of youth.
Were global carbon emissions to be cut by half today, any mitigating effects on climate change would take at least two decades to appear.
Dune preservation often goes hand in hand with careful development decisions, which means researchers must labor to discern the relative mitigating effects of each strategy.
Other, more serious, writers cite German fear of hyperinflation, or the mitigating effects of a stronger social safety net, or the willngness to free ride on the more ambitious policies of trading partners.
A coupling may provide either a rigid or a flexible connection; the flexibility may permit misalignment of the connected shafts or provide a torsionally flexible (yielding) connection, mitigating effects of shock.
So it's possible that the mitigating effects of the thermostat have created a natural protection against bleaching.
We found no mitigating effects of (100 m) corridor strips on any of the observed groups.
Consistent with previous findings and others' assumptions, the mitigating effects are contingent upon the intervention strategy and unsafe act.
