Sentence examples similar to Mitigated possibility from inspiring English sources

The culturally prevalent view that EDs largely affect teenage girls meant that many of these young men only recognised their behaviours and experiences as possible symptoms of an ED after a protracted delay, mitigating possibilities of early intervention and improved prognosis.

Participants indicated that family physicians ought to undertake active measures to mitigate possibilities of fracturing a trusting relationship because of patients' involvement in or consideration of medical tourism.

"However, we have mitigated the possibility of what can go wrong addressing what went wrong in the past.

The ultimately successful resistance of the Canadian state-profession axis mitigated the possibility that locally trained accountants would be pushed down the professional status hierarchy.

In the second experiment set, GP had lower error than LR, but outperformed BT only when we applied a technique that specifically mitigated the possibility of over-fitting.

However, we mitigated this possibility by using an FDR cutoff.

Testing in both acute and chronic phases mitigated the possibility that our findings relate to functional or maladaptive plasticity.

We mitigated the possibility of this by setting a priori cohort definitions and including all consecutive patients meeting our selection criteria.

In addition, all studies included in our meta-analysis reported a multivariate adjusted relative risk, which probably mitigated the possibility of known confounding influencing our results.

We have mitigated this possibility by employing uniform inclusion criteria that are based on a strict definition of the population, as well as by following all patients to the hard end-points of hospital discharge or death.

"It makes sense to buy Medigap insurance to mitigate that possibility," she says.