We concluded that the early treatment with bortezomib induced a reduction in the early hematoma growth and mitigated the development of brain edema, coupled with a marked inhibitory effect on inflammation in ICH.
Only through such translation can risk be mitigated, and development of appropriate interventions fostered.
MAR addition mitigated external fouling development and improved mixed liquor characteristics, thereby mitigating gel layer formation and sludge floc deposition on the membrane surface.
Early ILE use in enteric poisoning may be contraindicated because of potential for enhancing gastrointestinal absorption, albeit any such adverse effect is likely dependent on adequate intestinal perfusion, and mitigated somewhat by development of shock-like states secondary to intoxication.
Identification of molecules that prevent CD44 association may provide a realistic and highly accessible means by which adhesion of monocytes to senescent ECs may be mitigated, and atherosclerotic plaque development stalled or prevented.
However, the huge cuts in the non-federal government workforce have severely mitigated overall employment growth.
There are at least three processes through which adverse health effects of industrial development projects can be mitigated at community level, and which would apply directly to oil extraction.
By working with established brands/IP, who traditionally fund the upfront cost of development, the risks are somewhat mitigated in what can be a very hits-driven market.
Recalls and withdrawals of drugs, and particularly those involving Vioxx, Bextra, and other COX-2 inhibitors, have created a strongly negative image of the industry" an image scarcely mitigated by such positive events as the development of new cancer drugs and approvals of other new medicinal products.
In the spread offense, Gators receivers ran slower-developing routes that mitigated Tebow's protracted windup.
The world cannot see meaningful development until disasters like this are mitigated and eliminated to allow children to grow and thrive in safe and secure environments.
