Sentence examples for unless mitigated by from inspiring English sources

Cold exposure facilitates body heat losses that, unless mitigated by vasoconstriction or shivering, thermogenesis, will cause lower body temperatures.

Green et al. [ 51] recently predicted a doubling of estrogen exposure concentrations in some rivers with population growth and climate change by 2050 suggesting an increased likelihood of population level effects of estrogenic effluents in the future, unless mitigated by substantial improvements in sewage treatment processes.

In any case, identification of the latter group will be of little interest, unless within it those patients can be differentiated whose deterioration can be avoided or mitigated by proactive actions by those that are in unmanageable situations.

Danger was always mitigated by companionship.

That prospect could be mitigated by appropriate ground rules.

These and other confusions are mitigated by some fine dancing.

Will temperatures be mitigated by reductions in carbon output?

In some cases, playful and decorative qualities are mitigated by flatfooted didacticism.

But the shortfall was mitigated by a rise of €4m in property income.

Any revulsion at the unbridled consumerism was mitigated by the earnest joy of the customers.

Criticism of wind power has been mitigated by increasingly efficient turbines and more bird-sensitive placement.