Sentence examples for mitigating the deleterious from inspiring English sources

Indeed, poor households may already be consuming the cheapest foods and varieties, such as grains, with very little room left for substitutions aimed at mitigating the deleterious nutritional effects of food-price increases (Jensen & Miller [2008]).

Moreover, the paper shows how an appropriate Environmental policy can increase the political acceptability of a Social one designed for mitigating the deleterious effects of a middle-class collapse through the reduction of (ex-post) income disparities.

Since reactive oxygen species (ROS) are produced by normal cell metabolism and moderate exercise is capable of mitigating the deleterious effects of these free radicals, carbonylated proteins in lymphocytes were quantified to evaluate oxidative stress in these cells.

The HP CNV/Hb-related associations are possibly derived from malaria-driven positive selection, mediated through the selective advantage of the Hp2 allele mitigating the deleterious effects of haemolysis and subsequent oxidation damage.

These four unigenes also showed strong homology to the NHX2 of A. thaliana, suggesting that these AtNHX2-like proteins play an important role in avoiding or mitigating the deleterious effects of high Na+ levels in the cytosol or in regulating intravacuolar K+ and pH, which has been demonstrated in Arabidopsis[ 34].

Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) have been linked to a lower risk of several cancers (Bosetti et al, 2006), and NSAIDs could in theory have a similar protective influence in ovarian cancer by mitigating the deleterious effects of inflammation on ovarian epithelium.

But in the long run, the promotion of birth control and family planning will help to prevent perennial food crises like those in Niger, and will mitigate the deleterious environmental effects of an ever-expanding world population.

This improved the paint-bake hardening response and mitigated the deleterious effects of natural ageing.

As part of the protective "garment," sports headgear serves to mitigate the deleterious effects of these head collisions.

Total and Class I yields were suppressed by salt accumulation but the high irrigation frequency significantly mitigated the deleterious salinity effects.

They also underscore the importance of prevention efforts designed to mitigate the deleterious effects of post-disaster stressors, most notably financial distress, in older persons affected by disasters.