Sentence examples for which is mitigated from inspiring English sources
Menopause is associated with urine phosphorus retention, which is mitigated by estrogen therapy.
This yields a higher Service Level Agreement violation probability, which is mitigated by the assignment of more resources when these become available.
Increased demands from the effects of aftershock causes accumulation of residual drifts in steel reinforced frames which is mitigated in SMA FRP reinforced frame through re-centering capability.
Furthermore, the DOX discharge from the multilayer at pH 5.2 shows a considerable burst release within the first 90 min (71.3% of the total release after 24 h), which is mitigated by the deswelling effect on the PEM at pH 7.4 (46.97%).
But in rewriting the Ancient One as a white Celtic sorceress and casting Swinton in the role, they have effectively replaced one retrograde industry practice with another — an act of whitewashing that Derrickson has since acknowledged with appreciable candor, and which is mitigated to some degree by his decision to expand and deepen Wong's role.
In both cases adequate time is required to obtain high-quality spectra, which is mitigated by using quadrupole time-of-flights (QTOFs) with fast scan rates and high sensitivity.
It was a difficult read with a left-to-right break, which was mitigated by some grain in the green that pushed the ball left.
'If they haven't lived in a building like that before, they probably aren't aware of all the pitfalls, which are mitigated by the hefty bank account they will undoubtedly have to draw on.
High glucose suppressed phosphorylation of ULK1, the effect of which was mitigated by Alda-1.
In contrast, 'pathophysiological changes' refers to the metabolic effects of dopamine depletion which are mitigated by recovery, i.e. reacquisition of original functional patterns [5].
The atmospheric residuals after correction of stratified delay were interpreted as random variations in space and time which are mitigated by using spatial temporal filtering.
