The disaster "could and should have been foreseen and prevented" and its effects "mitigated by a more effective human response", it said.
Earlier this month, a Japanese parliamentary panel concluded the disaster at Fukushima was "profoundly manmade" and its effects could have been "mitigated by a more effective human response".
As most patients in the DCCT were at a similar primary-prevention stage in their type 1 diabetes to those in the RASS trial and were also initially normotensive, it is possible that any benefits related to reduction in mean blood pressure by the ACE inhibitor and A2A were being mitigated by a lack of effect on blood pressure variability.
Again, this main effect was mitigated by a significant Programming Type × Time of Observation interaction (F 2,11) = 6.72, p ≤ 0.01).
Again, this effect was mitigated by a significant Programming Type × Time of Observation interaction (F 2,11) 30.84, p ≤ 0.001).
An overall large effect can be mitigated by a small change in individual behaviour.
These effects, however, were partially mitigated by a range of health protective behaviors, even adjusting for education.
However, the effect of merger is mitigated by the following effect: since small clones are more abundant, their contribution to larger clones will not significantly effect the size.
Whether SAA is pro- or anti-atherogenic is not yet clear, however, since putative beneficial effects on cholesterol metabolism may be mitigated by effects on inflammation, a know risk factor for atherosclerosis [ 11].
But that cost will be mitigated by the effects of scale associated with a European bond market whose liquidity would be comparable to that of the market in bonds denominated in dollars, and this would help the euro at the international level.
Success in the treatment of young people with cancer, as measured conventionally by survival rates, is mitigated by late effects of therapy that impose a burden of morbidity and limit life expectancy.
