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Model simulations indicated that H2S migration into the atmosphere can be mitigated by reducing H2S diffusion and advection or using alternative cover soils with a high H2S adsorption coefficient.
In particular, it is first analytically shown that both the molecular absorption noise and the multi-user interference in nanonetworks can be mitigated by reducing the channel code weight, which results into a lower channel error probability.
At the macrocell side, the interference from the MUE to the femtocells in the cluster can be mitigated by reducing the MUE transmit power because the DAS retrieves the symbols transmitted by the MUE through the nearby RAU located closer to the MUE than the MBS.
The toxic effect of oligomeric complexes might be mitigated by reducing the total levels of polyQ ATXN1 or hindering the propagation of these toxic complexes (e.g., by immunotherapy).
An epidemic can also be mitigated by reducing contact rates in the general population and by decreasing the infectivity of cases [ 9].
It is plausible that the risk of precipitating CRS may be mitigated by reducing T cell doses, or by administration of multiple, smaller dose aliquots, and by dose escalation strategies.
However, this deactivation can be mitigated by temporarily reducing the potential for brief periods.
The increase in same-day mortality risk associated with lower barometric pressure (Schwartz 2000), therefore, may not be mitigated by measures to reduce heat exposure, such as air conditioning.
On the other hand, we recognize this risk may be mitigated by decolonization which could reduce the prevalence and transmission of MRSA in post-discharge healthcare settings.
If, however, polyandry is convenient, we predict that the sex allocation cost of harassment will be mitigated by increased oviposition time gained by reducing male harassment.
The impact of rising oil prices seen in this year's report, for instance, could be mitigated by a comprehensive energy policy that reduced dependence on oil.
