Examples of using Mitigated in English and their translations into Hungarian
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amplitude similar responses of the brain to either stimulated or mitigated.
Those mitigated with oxandrolone uncovered quickened recuperation,
likely to occur and if so how any resulting negative impacts can be mitigated.
The first implication for business is that known uncertainties can be planned for and mitigated against.
there is a debate in several Member States on how such effects can be- temporarily- mitigated.
much of this plan can be averted and mitigated through your prayers and sacrifices.
take place immediately and much of this plan can be averted and mitigated through your prayers and sacrifices.
as in conventional wells, the cumulative impacts need to be properly assessed and mitigated.
Some multi-storied building would have mitigated the congestion, but all the houses here are single story.
As a"treat" of the FSW a three-month transition period from the FSW applies- so that the Protest will be mitigated.
evil acts of persecution can be mitigated.
further mitigated by the mass of water of the basin,
of low impact and already sufficiently mitigated by the management and control system.
possible negative impacts and risks can be managed and mitigated.
the roughness in a relationship can be mitigated easily.
further mitigated by the mass of water in the basin,
Results found that ginseng intake of 200 mg for 8 days mitigated mood problems.
Miyazaki said the idea for the study had originated from indications that probiotics mitigated stress-related gut diseases such as irritable bowel syndrome.
its effects could have been mitigated by a more effective human response.
Intriguing to keep in mind, the results on lipids can be mitigated by consisting of N2GUARD along with your cycle of anavar to keep healthy HDL cholesterol degrees.