In this study, we integrated permeable intertidal reef-breakwaters (also known as wave attenuation units or WAUs) and predominantly restored native Spartina alterniflora marsh vegetation to mitigate erosion along severely degrading shores of a narrow peninsula in the northern GoM.
And, as the All Blacks showed in the Eden Park Bledisloe Cup Test, it is a tactic that can be severely mitigated by a smart kicking game which ensures that if Australia are attacking on defence they should at least be made to do it from inside their own half.
Before the U.S. attack, the Trump administration warned the Russians and the thus the Syrians that it was coming, thus severely mitigating its effect.
The latter criterion is to mitigate any risk associated with severely immunocompromised patients, although increased risk even in the critically ill is thought to be minimal [ 20].
Several factors mitigate against him.
Without such an understanding, the ability to prepare for, react to, and mitigate the effect of these pathogens is severely hindered.
"… But we can mitigate the effects and help prevent people from becoming severely ill".
"We can't stop the tide of flu any more than we can turn a hurricane in its course or stop the earth shaking during an earthquake, but we can mitigate the effects and help prevent people from becoming severely ill by preparing well and acting effectively," he said.
Although a variety of therapeutic modalities are used to treat severely affected patients, they can, at best, mitigate the effects of the disease, but not cure it [ 8].
Power-gating which is a representative low-power technique can be utilized to mitigate the increasing leakage power, but the disconnection problem suffered in the conventional power-gated NoC may severely affect network performance.
In populations severely affected by high HIV-related adult mortality, large government cash-transfers have been shown to help mitigate the consequences of older people caring for orphaned children (48).
