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Evaluation of the performance of three different shock mitigating seats shows that the seats are able to mitigate up to 40% of the impact severity in a frequency range relevant to the dynamic response of the human lumbar spine.
We find that (i) contrary to existing results, step-up bonds are indeed able to mitigate the asset substitution problem, (ii) the use of a step-up feature can be a credible signal to overcome asymmetric information problems, and (iii) the optimal design as well as the conditions for the optimal use of step-up bonds is considerably different for the two explanations.
The company says it was only recently able to mitigate the flood, and is now fully up and running again.
He is able to mitigate the effects of the nuclear explosion, getting rid of the pollution from the fall-out and shoring up the crumbling Earth, but the aftershocks are still devastating.
While setting up a business in Ethiopia has proven difficult, the case demonstrates how one company was able to mitigate many of those challenges and succeed in many ways.
The only consolation was that government insurance programs were able to mitigate some of the damage.
Married couples, for one thing, are better able to mitigate the financial burdens of old age.
Our results here suggest that in driest years, elevated [CO2] will not be able to mitigate yield losses from drought.
"Some security threats we are not able to manage at all, we have no warnings or control, are not able to mitigate at all".
"It looks to me like we should be able to mitigate any impact on the community, but you never know," he added.
