Manure separation technologies act to concentrate solids from manure slurries through processes such as screening, filtration, or sedimentation and may also provide an avenue to mitigate the release of antibiotic residues and ARGs.
Both are key requirements for the development of strategies aiming at mitigating the release of environmental harmful N compounds.
Because extensive accumulations of secondary oxyhydroxides of ferric iron are already present, remediation strategies for the ETMA should focus on mitigating the release of sulfide oxidation products rather than on preventing further oxidation.
Managing the marsh flow-way to maximize particulate N removal in the long-term, while mitigating the release of inorganic N during warm periods, will require dynamic wetland management.
It is equally expedient to suggest the consumption of foods like brightly coloured fruits, vegetables, green teas and blue berries which are good sources of natural iron chelators capable of mitigating excessive release of free iron from their ligands by HIV infected individuals.
Carbon dioxide emissions must be stabilized to mitigate the unfettered release of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.
Health officials are tasked with identifying and mitigating uncontrolled releases of chemicals that pose unacceptable levels of risk to public health, such as exposure to polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) at Superfund sites or following an oil spill.
This fact supports the above-mentioned hypothesis: other factors, such as lactoferrin and lactoferricin, could suppress, or at least mitigate, the endotoxin-induced release of inflammatory markers such as IL-6.
The mAb substantially neutralised bFGF- and VEGF-induced angiogenesis in a murine Matrigel plug assay, and the antibody mitigated S1P stimulated the release of proangiogenic cytokines (VEGF, IL-8 and IL-6) from tumour cells in vitro and in vivo.
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