In order to address these two challenges, the evaluators adopted two assumptions that the targeted schools would be less affected by future disasters if: (a) school communities were able to identify all the main causes of the vulnerability, and (b) adequate inputs were provided to mitigate those causes.
Mitigating these potential causes of LBA does not appear to perturb the deep placement of the rare forms within the phylogeny, supporting that this placement is not artifactual.
Christians of all stripes should be banding together to do whatever we can to help mitigate the causes, to "adopt more sober lifestyles," as Pope Benedict put it, and to provide whatever ministry is necessary to those affected by it.
Recently, an estimation of an increase of 30% of fresh water is needed to mitigate the causes of and adapting to climate change (5).
Our public policy to adapt to climate change and mitigate its causes needs to be based on an understanding of scientific certainty and scientific uncertainties.
Provision of these sessions may encourage earlier adoption of heart health-promoting behavior, provide reassurance to patients and family members, enable verification of discharge instructions, ensure identification of any clinical issues, which may have arisen, such as infection, and mitigate some causes of wait time delays [ 22].
Current treatment options generally manage symptoms but do not effectively mitigate the underlying causes of these conditions.
Polymer-modified asphalt cement (PMAC) has been used in the last few decades to mitigate several root causes of asphalt-cement failures.
Monitoring strategies for detecting SCC, as well as a review of precautions that can be taken to mitigate the potential causes of SCC, will be evaluated.
