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Any confounding effect might be mitigated by grouping together the cells that are activated in parallel (rather than dies) and employing a predetermined correction based on the time from power-up.
Through investigation of differences among those older adults that are most resistant to and affected by ageing, researchers hope to determine how normal ageing affects cognition and how these effects might be mitigated.
Such local effects might be mitigated using a long-baseline strainmeter.
It's no stretch to apply some of the lessons of the first Amazon headquarters to New York, even if the move's effects might be mitigated by NYC's sheer size and pre-existing infrastructure.
These public health activities have been undertaken by DBD and seek to bring to bear proven interventions in areas where research and surveillance findings suggest that potential benefits might be realized and adverse effects might be mitigated.
The promise of GNPs for different biological applications has led to a strong interest in studying their possible deleterious effects in biological systems and how these effects might be mitigated.
In the event of any adverse effects due to endogenous antipeptide antibodies elicited by immunization with the peptide-based immunogens, the effects might be mitigated by administering peptides previously developed as antidotes to similar antibodies used for passive immunization.
In settings such as Lake Champlain, where a CSO bypass flow discharges into a large body of water with a high degree of mixing, ecological effects might be mitigated by rapid dilution compared to other settings.
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 important question arising from this research is how the impairing effects of age comparisons might be mitigated.
By mapping ZNF703 connections to other biochemical pathways, it may be possible to find pharmacologically tractable points at which the effects of ZNF703 amplification might be mitigated.
