Therefore, the points of entry for mitigating their health impacts include primarily anti-seismic building, early rescue, and effective first aid (3, 4, 6).
In order to mitigate the largest barrier to entry, trust, Nextdoor has you verify your neighborhood address either via snail mail or via credit card — purposefully introducing friction.
Beyond an organized global system of HCW migration/matching and centralized collection of data, such a system would mitigate 'brain waste' by promoting entry into healthcare employment at relevant license and skill levels and on transparent terms of employment.
Concerning the added expense of the New York Police Department during the New York City Marathon: Has the benefit to the city in economic gain and the resulting tax revenue rippling down from the event been calculated into mitigating the cost equation of entry fee?
Plus, the reported clusters convey significant information about entry points for mitigating global warming, e.g., which industry sectors could be starting points or priority targets when implementing policies of (hbox {CO}_2) emissions reduction involving the USA and China.
With personal histories of incarceration, re-entry CHWs can "mitigate the effects of incarceration by fostering social support, linking formerly incarcerated individuals with existing community resources, and acting as agents for social change" (Willmott and van Olphen 2005).
The barrier to entry can be mitigated through the support of and collaboration with disease-specific patient advocacy groups.
For Foose, the Re-Entry Draft has helped mitigate the "downward salary pressure on veteran MLS players" and, perhaps more importantly, forced clubs to resign veterans earlier in the calendar year, to avoid losing them.
The results will also be crucial to informing acceptable entry points for interventions to mitigate pollution.
Many countries require wood and wood products to undergo phytosanitary measures/treatment before entry, or at the border, to mitigate potential biological risks.
