Although our analysis has attempted to exclude potentially mitigating factors, cerebrovascular development, subtle anatomical or physiological differences could contribute to our results.
Similarly, the settlement practices of other pastoral communities as a mitigating factor for the development pressure are also a failure (Ayalew 2001, 2004).
Speed limits above 70 80 km/h, slippery road surface, and location of the crash on road sections are aggravating infrastructure factors, while the availability of cycling paths and dense urban development are mitigating factors.
Looking at autophagy from a metabolism angle provides explanation of how loss of a cytoprotective mechanism facilitates tumour development through mitigating genomic stress.
This, plus the fact that all ewes were being supplementary fed from turn-out is likely to have had a mitigating effect against the development of a post-partum rise in their faecal egg counts [ 4].
The direct urea fuel cell holds great promise for energy-sustainable developments and mitigating water contamination but it still faces a great challenge to overcome the sluggish kinetics of the urea oxidation reaction (UOR).
From improving the status of women, to mitigating climate change and infrastructure development, many worthy activities are competing for limited resources.
Future work must focus on mitigating survey effects through the development of statistical tools.
