Sentence examples for mitigating burden from inspiring English sources
While no previous research, to the authors' knowledge, have assessed whether pharmacological interventions which helps improve patients' disease control are directly associated with decreased caregiver burden in schizophrenia, high-quality meta-analyses have shown that pharmacological interventions may have modest efficacy in mitigating burden and distress among caregivers.
Our study shows that even limited vaccine supplies, if used optimally, can have an impact on mitigating disease burden in a middle-income country like Mexico.
Representatives of the target population should be funded partners in CBPR, not simply community-based organizations, while partners need to be mindful of minimizing territoriality and mitigating conflict burden.
For industrialised nations, it represents a chance to relieve their other industries of at least some of the burden of mitigating climate change.
Although implementing a multi-center study may initially appear burdensome, two mitigating factors lessen the burden: (1) randomization is not required and (2) investigators need not collect data on risk factors if the requirements hold.
Observable levels of private mutations are likely to be deceptively low, especially in vivo, as two mitigating processes occur: viruses that accrue substantial mutational burdens are defective and are lost from the population, and recombination can act to preserve the population for at least a time by recombining non-lethally mutated regions of viral genomes.
Given the high number of HCV patients who commonly interrupt dual therapy and the high symptom burden of triple therapy, it can be hypothesized that mitigating patient distress via early symptom management support will increase successful completion of therapy and would decrease dropout rates in less persistent patient groups.
Lawyers for Mr. Wilson face an unusual burden, proving not that their client is innocent of the crimes but that there were enough mitigating circumstances to save him from a death sentence.
There were mitigating circumstances.
