It is hard to see how the gap can be closed, so what plans does the government have to mitigate the impact?
The cytoskeleton was closer to a tension structure and the responsibility of microtubules was mitigated in a well-spreading COT structure.
In a further bid to mitigate any risk to life, all parks will be closed in the city Wednesday, and construction work will be halted.
The variance problem is mitigated when a distribution is chosen which is close to the posterior distribution.
To mitigate these multiple shocks, the UK could negotiate a trade deal that is close to existing EU arrangements and maintain an open approach to developing countries, boosting trade.
To mitigate against that, the Rinehart bid excludes an area up to 26,000 hectares that is close to the politically sensitive Woomera weapons testing range.
Phil Howard's ludicrous brioche mince swirls didn't taste good enough to mitigate the fact that they were plainly not mince pies, while Eric Lanlard's, while admittedly delicious, were closer to quiches than mince pies.
Yet voyeurism is always mitigated by humour; he recently said: "The humour that I love is the morose, the deadpan, the seemingly unfunny stuff that is close to misery, but not quite".
In the event, the FSA kept reviewing the board structure of the bank until October 2006 when it concluded that the "risks associated with CEO dominance and challenge to him had been mitigated sufficiently that the issue could be closed".
Second, how early that is, at what prevalence threshold should schools close to mitigate a pandemic?
