In such cases, "we need to identify potentially competing goals and explain past practices, provide benchmarking cases, and/or stress norms of lessening differences of opinion" between stakeholders such as opposing managers.
It's my way of lessening tension".
And the brutality shows no sign of lessening.
But the economic case, however powerful, should never overshadow the moral case ― or lessen the full weight of responsibility we all bear towards the millions of women, men and children who are living and dying on the margins of hope.
In the case of Japan, it will lessen the ease with which any future government can manufacture nuclear weapons if it ever wanted to do so.
What's clear is that the choice will not fade away on its own, and the stakes of this strange, haunting case have not lessened with time.
In each of these cases, changes that lessen the morbidity or mortality of disease reduce the cost effectiveness of vaccination (resulting in higher incremental cost effectiveness ratios).
Although all trials present challenges to those undertaking socio-economic measurements, these are methodologically lessened in the case of more realistic trials.
However, in case of full retirement this positive effect lessens quickly over time, becoming negative after the age of 61.
For instance, although the mere presence of a mobile telephone in a village may enable communication with healthcare providers and lessen isolation in case of emergency, this is not considered an intervention as defined above.
Some evidence suggests that vaccination soon after exposure may lessen the severity of the resulting case of smallpox or possibly prevent disease entirely [ 17- 20].
