Government cash transfers in South Africa have helped mitigate the financial implications of care-giving by older people (Ardington et al. 2010).
This would mitigate against the implication of lateral physeal damage or tethering as a factor, suggesting instead that the aetiology is an example "regional acceleratory growth phenomenon", described by Frost [17].
Improved Cooking Stoves are promoted as a means to mitigate the economic, environmental and social implications of this practice.
Our exposure to doxing's consequences further confirm the need to educate internet users about the practice, its grave implications and ways to mitigate the issue.
The implication of this is that guidelines to mitigate the ethical challenges can be operationalized at each stage of the screening process.
19 The practical implication becomes that we cannot necessarily mitigate the risk of epilepsy recurrence after AED withdrawal simply by waiting longer after surgery.
The implication is that dissimilar occupations or industries will more effectively mitigate the risk to household consumption from earnings instability.
Its traditional mission is to mitigate the effects of pollution, but more recently it has begun to focus on the implications--especially for India--of climate change.
These results have important implications on how firms design and operate their supply chains to mitigate the negative effect of supply chain disruptions.
Eighth, modify textbooks to reflect the historic narrative more accurately to mitigate the psychological impediment between the two sides, especially those issues with historic, religious, or national security implications, which are embedded in the public psyche.
