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.
[ 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.
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).
The capacity of garlic to modulate diabetes-induced up-regulation of selective RAGE polymorphic variants may be implicated in attenuating the detrimental consequences of excessive RAGE signaling manifested by diabetes-associated disorders.
The prescription of exercise with the aim of attenuating the physiological consequences of aging should be orientated towards increasing daily physical activity and improving physical fitness.
This shut-off protects cells from proteotoxicity by relieving chaperones of their load of unfolded client proteins, conserving amino acids for other essential functions, and attenuating the metabolic consequences of protein synthesis.
The main goal of the study was to determine the effects of EE in attenuating the long-term consequences of mTBI relating to neuroinflammation, alterations in brain energy metabolism, and cognitive impairment.
In ARDS patients, THAM attenuates the hemodynamic consequences of a rapidly induced HCA.
Therefore, Sestrins may also function as metabolic brakes that attenuate the pathological consequences of over-nutrition and its associated TORC1 hyperactivity [ 50].
