Shraya's narrative mitigates expectations one might have of tragedy based on the singular type of stories that often get told about trans lives.
Mitigate your expectations.
Practitioners who consent patients to genomic sequencing face the challenge of conveying these uncertainties to ensure informed choice and mitigate unrealistic expectations.
– Acupuncturist 3, Seattle CAM providers spoke about patients expecting the providers to "fix" their chronic low back pain and the providers' need to mitigate unrealistic expectations.
Disappointment is mitigated by low expectations, and the national capital sets the standards.
Perhaps by lowering our expectations and mitigating their disappointments, we're letting our kids down.
Global changes are ongoing and until the causes of these changes are eliminated or mitigated, there are no expectations that they will slow down (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) 2014; Barros et al. 2014; Karl et al. 2015; see also Fig. 2).
By manipulating the realized value of wages (especially if the wage-loss insurance payments show up directly in one's regular paycheck) and making job offers more attractive, it averts to some degree the impacts of biased wage expectations and mitigates the effects of loss aversion.
The first, ensuring public understanding (accounting for 15.9% of the variance), included a person's right to be informed about neuroscience advances (loading of 0.94) and mitigating false hopes or expectations by research subjects (loading of 0.77).
Reasons for living, as operationalized by Linehan, Goodstein, Nielsen, and Chiles (1983), are "life-oriented beliefs and expectations that might mitigate against committing suicide" (p. 277).
Some of the interest has been fuelled by the expectation that prevention may mitigate at least a share of the expected, adverse fiscal consequences of demographic changes [ 1- 3].
