Sentence examples for of mitigated from inspiring English sources

The second scenario indicates the level of mitigation required to suppress beetle infestations where the proportion of mitigated trees was calculated for each plot by counting the residual attack and the number of mitigated trees.

In that respect, this year's awards are of mitigated merit.

But Mr. Abu-Jamal's backers were having none of the notion of mitigated guilt as they stood outside the mayor's, urging supporters to rally with renewed force.

Key barriers: These include the absence of a culture of mitigated risk-taking, as well as backing hunches and reaching out beyond the obvious enterprise divisions and departments of institutions.

Rather than regarding creativity as a benign or even divine form of inspiration, several have gone so far as to label this state of receptivity as a form of mitigated psychosis.

In the end, Hume argued, the inevitable uncertainty of knowledge requires, in response, a rigorous policy of "mitigated skepticism" -- the constant application of "a degree of doubt, and caution, and modesty, which, in all kinds of scrutiny and decision, ought for ever to accompany a just reasoner".

The results allowed a more detailed assessment of the expected frequency of secondary mitigated and unmitigated scenarios in the assessment of risk due to domino effect.

However, the marine and freshwater environments of fishes mitigated environmental effects of the extinction event.

Compared with inhalation of nitrogen, that of hydrogen mitigated VILI.

Upregulation of Hsp70 mitigated the toxic effects of the CAG250 repeat, such that now 61±5%5% of the animals could climb at day 1, compared with 38±7%7% in the absence of added Hsp70 (Fig.  5B).

This feedback regulation of the PGE2-synthesizing enzymes COX-2 and mPGES-1 in MCs inhibited the proliferation of MCs and accumulation of ECM, mitigated MCs damage and prevented renal fibrosis.