Fig. 3 shows, at 7 T, how off-resonance effects are mitigated by changing the parallel imaging reduction factor, the R-factor, from 3 to 4, countering the SIR lengthening effect.
White House officials raised these incidents when the city bid on the convention, said three people involved on both sides, and it was an issue that had to be mitigated, largely through the city's tasty package.
Furthermore, damage to structural elements is largely mitigated; hence, allowing damage avoidance design of TGF systems, and residual displacements can be mitigated through the use of re-centering devices.
"The dam's impacts on the dolphins probably cannot be mitigated, and certainly not through the limited and vague plans outlined in the project's environmental impact assessment," Chhith Sam Ath, WWF-Cambodia's country director, said in a statement.
Only through such translation can risk be mitigated, and development of appropriate interventions fostered.
This decline can be mitigated and eventually eliminated by leaps from firm to firm, through which young workers obtain new skills and find ever better ways to use their talents.
"It is my impression that the owners went through adequate planning so that the risk could be mitigated," he said.
There are at least three processes through which adverse health effects of industrial development projects can be mitigated at community level, and which would apply directly to oil extraction.
How will this be mitigated?
How could this be mitigated?
