Sentence examples for mitigating the direct from inspiring English sources

Mitigating the direct introduction of exotic predators will require strengthening the Antarctic Treaty to tighten controls on rapidly expanding ship traffic in Antarctica.

Prevention of smoking or alcohol use during adolescence is encouraged not only to mitigate the direct adverse health influences of these behaviours but also because of their indirect relationships with social problems, including bullying and violence/injury.

DRIs block the generation of Ang I from angiotensinogen (11) and may also mitigate the direct cellular effects of prorenin and renin that are mediated by the prorenin receptor (12).

Paegle [ 9] proposed that the random orientation of the long axes of the crystals, their large size and lack of association with collagen and elastin, suggested that the crystallization occurred in the extracellular spaces, mitigating against the direct role of collagen in mineral deposition in calcinosis coutis.

Hunsader said he thinks Noll wants to mitigate the ire directed at high-frequency traders for financial reasons.

Since the epidemiological characteristics of vampire bat-transmitted rabies in cattle may be associated with topographical and geographical features of the areas where cattle are maintained as well as aspects of bat ecology, it is important that these factors are considered in plans directed at mitigating the spread of bat-transmitted cattle rabies.

And the NYTimes is also a direct competitor to the A.P., mitigating the ownership issue.

"The biggest concern we saw was that most companies were relying on GreenPalm offsets rather than actually directing the practices of their suppliers and mitigating the physical deforestation of their supply chain," says von Reusner.

In the past, several research efforts have been directed toward developing strategies for eliminating or mitigating the formation of ears.

This chapter investigates direct disposal of carbon dioxide into the ocean as a means of mitigating the transient peak of greenhouse gases concentration in the atmosphere.

We had earlier under direct wastage recognized the role that the migration of trainers and specialists plays in mitigating the effectiveness of the remaining workforce's productivity.