Several senators asked how the United States might mitigate the potential for Iraq to use chemical or biological weapons against American troops or allies in the region.
We have previously shown that the fitness of drug-resistant Mtb depends both on the specific drug-resistance-conferring mutations and strain genetic backgrounds, and that compensatory mutations might mitigate the potential deleterious effects of drug resistance on bacterial fitness [8], [18].
AD pathology onset was postponed in the APP × BACE1+/− mice; however, it hinted at a partial inhibition that might mitigate the potential safety problems [ 32, 33].
Examining the data from the period after the SARS epidemic (i.e., post September 2003) allowed us to rule out the effect of technological progress on the outcome of maternity services, which might mitigate the potential negative impact of the shift in treatment from May to August 2003.
These data suggest that studies using comparable UEM paradigms and participant populations might consider making their participants aware of the presence of a UEM to mitigate potential problems with loss of data due to accidental movement of the balance.
Such a finding, were it to go unchanged and unchallenged, would make it far easier to rebuild, since it would essentially excuse federal and -state agencies from having to consider ways to mitigate potential destruction or alteration of the physical traces of the trade center, some of which might interfere with new construction.
Residencies attempt to mitigate potential harm through supervision and graduated responsibility.
He also failed to hedge trades by making balancing trades to mitigate potential losses, an insurance method that also caps potential profits.
When should you start thinking about how to mitigate potential biases?
Universities are also essentially trying to mitigate potential PR disasters.
