Sentence examples for seems to mitigate from inspiring English sources
But when he speaks about his work in films, Hoffman's struggles sound lonelier: his childhood dream was to be on the stage, and the fulfillment of that fantasy seems to mitigate some of the strain Hoffman experiences when he is acting.
Rimonabant seems to mitigate many of these risk factors.
A higher replacement rate for unemployment insurance benefits seems to mitigate the cyclical sensitivity of youth unemployment rates.
It's a necessary security addition, perhaps, but one that seems to mitigate the usefulness of the new feature.
However, there was a statistically significant difference for the Cognition variables suggesting that, on average, the 31 students with missing data for the cognition variables tended to have lower reading scores (however, the small amount of missing data for the cognition variables seems to mitigate this finding).
In both cases selective perceptual grouping, be it intra-modal (as in the studies mentioned above) or cross-modal (as in this study), seems to mitigate alternative cross-modal interactions involving the grouped events.
The look of Matthew Town seemed to mitigate complaints against Morton.
In males, male hormones like testosterone, which studies have shown increases during stress, seem to mitigate the more calming, affiliative impact of oxytocin.
Dispersed retention, even at 10%, seemed to mitigate adverse effects of harvesting on spider assemblages, but only in deciduous forests; however, important effects on biodiversity were observed in coniferous forests even after 75% retention.
Though the other bags don't all have dedicated padding in this area, they do all seem to mitigate it better, and the S-Zone bag puts your laptop in the most danger of hitting the ground.
This study indicates that geopolymer concretes prepared with fly ashes having reduced calcium content are more suitable for the production of durable concrete for structural applications under exposure to carbonating environments, as the properties of these materials seem to mitigate the risk of carbonation-induced reinforcement corrosion in concrete.
