The paper also provides novel results on the role of comparative advantages during sudden stops and evidence on the usefulness of popular ex-ante and ex-post policy responses aimed to attenuate the consequences of these shocks.
In peripheral arterial occlusive disease, stimulation of angiogenesis seems a logical strategy to attenuate the consequences of ongoing tissue ischaemia.
Fetuin-A mediated prevention of VSMC calcification could potentially attenuate hemodynamic consequences of vascular calcification, such as arterial stiffening and increased PWV [ 16].
It is therefore likely that the coexistence in the same gene of high- and low-expression genotypes may attenuate functional consequences.
[ 41] Implementing CPs would attenuate the consequences of a high volume of patients on the public health care system, allowing for timely and adequate management of preeclampsia and its complications.
Cimetidine and famotidine attenuated these consequences of ovx by about 50%.
18) Safety practices are any healthcare, structural, or organizational practices that contribute to preventing, reducing the frequency of, or attenuating the consequences of errors and adverse events during IHT.
Similarly, in BRAF mutant colorectal cancers, feedback activation of EGFR-dependent signaling attenuates the consequences of mutant BRAF inhibition, suppressing the apoptotic effect (Corcoran et al., 2012; Prahallad et al., 2012).
Therefore, Sestrins may also function as metabolic brakes that attenuate the pathological consequences of over-nutrition and its associated TORC1 hyperactivity [ 50].
Such training programs would allow people to develop their maximum physical potential, improve their physical and mental health, and attenuate the negative consequences of aging.
