Research on the nature of contracts for healthcare has identified the importance of 'relational contracting', 17 18 where trust between the parties can help mitigate difficulties associated with the absence of complete contracts.
To some degree, the probative power of empirical data and statistically rigorous analysis can help mitigate difficulties associated with the comparative reliability, track record, and irresolvable cross-population differences concerning intuitions [(i)–(iii)].
Decisions about structure create opportunities for good process, which can mitigate difficulties caused by language differences and identity issues.
These criteria did not mitigate difficulties classifying study patients, and there fore research remained limited.
The objective is to provide a powerful solution for project managers and designers working on multiple design projects to share product information and knowledge, and to ensure the system security and mitigate the difficulties with firewalls.
It's possible to mitigate that difficulty with the right processes and tools, however.
We present new evidence on the importance of self-adjusting commuting and location patterns in sustaining the productive advantages of larger metropolitan labor markets, mitigating the difficulties in coping with their sheer size, and reducing the added burdens on their transportation infrastructure.
This approach went some way to mitigating the difficulties associated with traditional language teaching methods, especially the communication problems identified by Hwang et al. (2010).
This finalised SNP collection could then be used to genotype tall fescue individuals in effectively the same manner as would be performed for a diploid species, mitigating the difficulties associated with SNP genotyping in an allohexaploid system.
The importance of excellent communication reinforced through inter-personal relationships between staff and families appeared to mitigate the difficulties associated with prognostic uncertainty.
An internal MoJ email seen by the Guardian says: "We have decided that Her Majesty's Courts and Tribunal Service [HMCTS] must take urgent action to mitigate the number of hearings that are failing as a result of the contractor's difficulties with sourcing interpreters at short notice.
