Sentence examples for naturally mitigated from inspiring English sources

What we've seen is merely the result of informal play and a lack of nuanced chemistry, two factors that are naturally mitigated over the course of the Olympics.

In the first place, orbital debris problems are naturally mitigated by the fact that anything in that low orbit will fall to Earth quickly instead of cluttering up the orbit.

The slow flow allows pollutants to settle into the soil where they are naturally mitigated.

Recently, it has been shown that melatonin, a neurohormone secreted from the pineal gland, has important oxygen-scavenging properties which naturally mitigate oxidative stress by both neutralising ROS in human tissues and by inducing endogenous antioxidant enzymes.

Overall, Lazear noted that countries with earlier retirement ages likely won't face this situation as acutely, because earlier retirements naturally would mitigate the rank effect.

The by-products lithium cyanamide (Li2CN2) is environmentally benign and can be used as fertilizer, and subsequently, the additional products (C, N2, and O2) from this reaction naturally will mitigate the atmospheric and biospheric chemical cycle.

When starvation is a major threat to survival, our physiology naturally attempts to mitigate adverse effects of caloric deprivation.

Instead, the USDA considers salmonella a naturally occurring bacteria that can be mitigated with proper cooking and handling.

According to federal scientists, about a third of the oil was captured or mitigated by recovery efforts, a quarter naturally dissolved or evaporated and 16 percent was dispersed into microscopic droplets.

His words mitigated my fury.

That mitigated its losses.