We have reviewed the evidence around the use of ULM and suggest how arrangements, at all levels, might be adapted or enforced to ensure that risks to patients from this practice are mitigated, while still considering individual patients' needs.
In the first scenario in the non-mitigated plots, 125 trees were infested after 10 years, while in the mitigated plots no trees were infested in the same time period.
"The FDA acknowledges that there may be potential conflicts of interest," the statement said, "but because of the general nature of the discussions before the committee, these potential conflicts are mitigated". However, while it's certainly true that the panel addressed the future of some two-dozen painkillers, the main focus--from a financial perspective--was on three of these pills.
While the effect was somewhat mitigated by the fact that the episode also had to set up situations for the sixth season, it highlights Cancer Man's strategic strengths in a way that previous episodes didn't fully exploit".
The calculation result suggests that the streaming effect is mitigated if the pipe penetration is designed appropriately, while the gaps around the shielding plugs above the TC have large impact on the radiation dose in the access cell.
And while spam is a growing issue, it is somewhat mitigated by the ability to unfollow anyone who abuses your trust.
None of that mitigated the sympathy many people felt for the players.
The court concluded that while the use of many of the soldier statues weighed against fair use, the weight of this factor was "somewhat mitigated" by the quality and importance of the statues to the stamp.
Funding risks are somewhat mitigated in the near future, thanks to liquidity provided by central banks.
While that was been seen as one of the more disastrous acquisitions of all time, the bite was somewhat mitigated by the $1.4 billion that eBay made when Microsoft bought the company for $8 billion after it was spun off.
