Sentence examples for mitigating the harmful effects from inspiring English sources

This project, supported by PGIF funds, and led by Professor Joaquim Goes, Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences and the Lamont Doherty Earth Observatory, and Helga do Rosario Gomes, aims to develop early detection and forecasting solutions for mitigating the harmful effects of hypoxic events, harmful algal bloom, and fish mortality on the West Coast of India.

These data indicate that curcumin pretreatment extended the lifespan of irradiated flies by mitigating the harmful effects of ionizing radiation.

Therefore, we advocate for continued efforts to increase access to treatment as a means of mitigating the harmful effects of malaria-HIV coinfection.

One advocates keeping the safety net for the sake of stability, but supervising banks carefully to mitigate the harmful effects.

Unlike the governments of Russia and some other former Soviet states, most governments in Eastern Europe have tried to mitigate the "harmful effects of unemployment" that are linked to mortality, including smoking and alcoholism, the report said.

Solar fuel generation is a promising avenue to mitigate the harmful effects of the increasing carbon dioxide concentration in the atmosphere.

This paper proposes and tests a design methodology for a large span louvered shell system that mitigates the harmful effects of UV radiation exposure.

Despite compelling evidence that education policy must at least mitigate the harmful effects of poverty on student achievement and child development, most state and federal policies have failed to do so.

Another study — this one performed on rats — has found that a diet high in fructose can impede learning and memory and slow the brain, while consuming more omega-3 facidsacans can help mitigate the harmful effects of the fructose.

In an August 2011 commentary in Science, Center Director Jack P. Shonkoff makes the case for scientists, practitioners, and policymakers to work together to design and test creative new interventions that mitigate the harmful effects of significant adversity in early childhood.

This paper proposes MgO as a new scavenger material that can mitigate the harmful effects of SiO2 impurity on the grain-boundary conduction in 10 mol.% gadolinia-doped ceria (GDC).