Sentence examples for the mitigating effect from inspiring English sources

In contrast, energy intensity presented the most clear mitigation effect followed by industrial structure, the mitigating effect of energy mix was the least impactful, and the average annual contributions were −10.71%, −4.20% and −1.40%, respectively.

The deeper into Siberia, and the farther from the mitigating effect of temperate oceans, the harsher the climate's extremes become.

In these cases, the obtained results would overestimate the mitigating effect of incubated manure as exposure matrix.

The mitigating effect of FEC on capacity fade is not seen with electrodes fabricated from micro-scale (0.1~0.2 μm) Sn.

Based on the previous studies, a novel experimental method was designed to evaluate condensate blockage and the mitigating effect of gas injection.

The mitigating effect of DGPF coating with respect to design parameters such as average density, density difference (uneven density), gradient functions and load intensity is explored.

In the case of the Shrub Tundra Zone, the combination of abundant flammable fuels and low effective moisture overwhelmed the mitigating effects of low temperatures on landscape flammability.

But, the study added, "at present, we are unable to estimate the mitigating effects of these three factors".

But courts may still impose life without parole, provided that the judge first gives proper consideration to the mitigating effects of youth.

Other, more serious, writers cite German fear of hyperinflation, or the mitigating effects of a stronger social safety net, or the willngness to free ride on the more ambitious policies of trading partners.

So it's possible that the mitigating effects of the thermostat have created a natural protection against bleaching.