A momentary attempt to rap doesn't lessen the failure.
This approach by the government is more plausible and as noted by Van Dyk ([2004]), it mitigates and lessens market failure, as there will be an aspect of reinforcement that lacks in the indicative approach.
Accordingly, the participants of FGDs mentioned that possession of farm oxen often enhances the resilience of households, since it gives the advantage of draining flood water from farmlands so as to lessen crop damage or failure.
The banks are saying that if you make them be safer, if you lessen their risk of failure, that it will hurt economic growth.
Furthermore, by distributing stresses around areas of weakness, a resilin-chitinous cuticle composite would mitigate against structural failure and lessen the likelihood of cracking, leading to improved fatigue life.
The rather sad logic of this is that by dragging the more successful person down, the damaging contrast with their own failure is lessened, and they won't feel quite so bad about themselves.
A welfare state could also encourage risk-taking by lessening the costs of failure, which might spur innovation.
A biomechanical study has shown that notching of the anterior cortex significantly lessens the load to failure by decreasing the bending strength by 18% and torsional strength by about 40% [9].
Most importantly, CaMKII inhibition improves myocardial function, relieves heart failure, and lessens adverse remodeling after myocardial infarction in preclinical models (Anderson et al. J. Mol. Cell Cardiol., 2011, 51 468-73).
Recent international guidelines, however, recommend nephrology co-management for some patients with stage 3 CKD and all patients with stage 4 CKD, based on the assumption that co-management lessens complications, delays renal failure, and decreases mortality [ 2].
