Timely warnings of earthquakes and subsequent tsunamis are vital to mitigating deaths and structural damage.
Hughes, Emily (2009) "Mitigating Death," Cornell Journal of Law and Public Policy: Vol. 18 : Iss. 2, Article 2.
Society seems to be neglecting the fact that this directive is in place to mitigate unwarranted deaths, beatings, sexual abuse, harassment, and overall confrontations that transgender individuals may experience when using public facilities.
We cannot avoid disasters, but with long-term planning and action (over perhaps 40 to 60 years), we can vastly reduce and mitigate the death and destruction of disasters.
Recently, we demonstrated that in a model of IR-induced progenitor cell death, X-linked inhibitor of apoptosis-protein overexpression failed to mitigate cell death in the neurogenic regions, even though it decreased caspase activation and oxidative stress, presumably because there was a concurrent compensatory increase in the nuclear translocation of AIF.
One of several relatives of victims who traveled to Guantánamo to watch the hearing, Phyllis Rodriguez, whose son Gregory Rodriguez was killed at the World Trade Center, said she was disturbed by the limits on the openness of the proceedings and difficulties that defense lawyers had in gathering information that could mitigate against death sentences.
In contrast, the very rich who have inherited their wealth mitigate the death tax through careful estate planning.
Genetic data in mice shows that enhanced calcium clearance from the cytosol mitigates myofiber death and MD.
We found that IAV NP weakens the association between CLU and Bax, and CLU overexpression mitigates cell death induced by NP expression or IAV infection.
When these community-based programs are equipped with VASA, they can potentially promote community participation in mitigating maternal death events through increased awareness and mortality reviews, thereby confronting both obstetric and social factors contributing to the risk of death [ 14].
