Regulators and doctors tend to be less tolerant of side effects in quality-of-life drugs than they are in medicines intended to mitigate life-and-death diseases.
Although the application of archaebiotics as proposed here faces significant challenges, we contend that the anticipated benefit of their use to mitigate the life-time risk of CVD and to treat TMAU warrants a concerted research effort in this area by the scientific community.
Rechargeable wireless sensor networks mitigate the life span and cost constraints propound in conventional battery operated networks.
China has enacted a series of policies and regulations that require manufacturers to reclaim and recycle obsolete refrigerators to mitigate the life cycle environmental impacts and to improve resource efficiency.
The engineering strategy has two basic elements: first, to minimize leakage rates from the blimp envelope and ballonets; and second, to provide auxiliary subsystems to mitigate the life-limiting effects resulting from those leaks.
Although green building rating tools have been widely used to identify and mitigate the life-cycle environmental impacts of building facilities, the existing tools, including Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED), have been proven to be unsatisfactory for auditing and benchmarking the embodied GHG emissions of buildings.
The ultimate aim is to mitigate loss of life – who is providing that assistance is immaterial".
All entities need to come together and find solutions that first and foremost mitigate loss of life at sea.
"I'm at the point that anything we can do to mitigate loss of life, we've got to try," Merry said of Narcan being sold at pharmacies. .
Rick Davis, who was McCain's campaign manager during the 2008 Presidential election, has said that, in the general election, Fiorina's gender might well mitigate her pro-life position.
Technology and innovations are permeating into our society, mitigating obstacles in life.
