Sentence examples for partially mitigated and from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the oxidative stress was partially mitigated and no effect was observed on the reduction of nitrergic population and NO levels.

The issue has been "partially mitigated" and the site is back up and running now, Stack Exchange says.

Those evolutionary features of supply and demand would also be valid for emerging market and developing countries - even if, as suggested in the upper half of Figure 5, they were partially mitigated in China and other Asia/Pacific countries by sucking manufacturing activities from other emerging market and developing economies.

The neurodegeneration process of Tau* flies was also accelerated by zinc in the brain and eyes and partially mitigated by CQ.

For patients with inflammatory arthritis, biologic medications, non-biologic disease modifying anti-rheumatic drugs (DMARDs), and other treatments that cause immunosuppression (for example, long term glucocorticoid use) are associated with a risk for infection that is increased compared to the general population [ 8, 9] and may be partially mitigated with appropriate vaccination.

The present study provides a strong demonstration that when high-quality ECEC is available and affordable, the potential barriers of low parental education and low family income are partially mitigated.

Antibiotic treatment partially mitigated the body weight loss triggered by CPT-11 between day 2 and day 4 (P = 0.051).

NAFLD-induced inflammation was also partially mitigated by SAMC treatment via reduction in the pro-inflammatory mediators, chemokines and suppressor of cytokine signaling.

Since the outcome of interest is the relationship between providers' use of CC materials and client satisfaction, and not the level of client satisfaction, that potential limitation is partially mitigated.

This circumstance could be partially mitigated by changing horticultural management to encourage naturalization, particularly through the planting of indigenous species.

From Japan's perspective, the threat of a flood of cheap goods from China is partially mitigated by rising labour costs in its neighbour's booming economy.