Sentence examples for mitigate its course from inspiring English sources

Multiple adjunctive agents have also been used either to reduce the risk of CLD or to mitigate its course.

See related research by Ricci et al., http://ccforum.com/content/15/3/R160 The past decade of clinical and translational acute kidney injury (AKI) research has focused on the validation of novel biomarkers to detect AKI earlier, to ultimately provide researchers and clinicians with a much sought-after golden window of opportunity to prevent AKI development or mitigate its course.

The Boston Athletic Association said it would ask scientists and medical experts for help in determining whether other characteristics of the course might mitigate its point-to-point layout and elevation drop so the course could be ratified for world record consideration.

Individuals can agitate against climate change and act to mitigate its effects.

More leakage can be expected to mitigate its impact on other services, notably local government.

Together, they are beginning to forge alliances to prevent catastrophic global warming and mitigate its risks.

There was watery homemade yogurt that resisted all attempts to mitigate its tartness.

If My Lai needed some redemptive action to mitigate its horror, this was that moment.

As always with Cameron's coalition, you can only pray that its incompetence will finally mitigate its spite.

The party has bolstered its strengths and has begun to mitigate its weaknesses – although more work needs to be done.

And only government can mitigate its imperfections, which affect more than just the poor.