Sentence examples for mitigating distress from inspiring English sources

To date, this treatment has been studied for its impact on mitigating distress within hospice and palliative care populations and has provided mixed results.

Correctional facilities that provide 'one size fits all' rehabilitation programs risk overlooking cultural specific methods that may be useful in mitigating distress and other problem behaviours.

Moreover, appropriate support and advice are needed to mitigate distress and optimise side effect management.

The wealth of those better off only furnishes a means that has to be transferred for the sake of mitigating the distress, as long as other, morally negative consequences do not emerge in the process.

Sugihara et al (2008) [ 22] examined the role of social participation in mitigating psychological distress in a nationally representative sample of Japanese adults aged 55 to 64.

He has not publicly apologised to her or tried to mitigate the distress she says she has been caused.

He has not publicly apologised to her or tried to mitigate the distress she has been caused.

They will soon be posted in an interactive feature called the Traveling Cloud Museum that I hope will mitigate the distress of those denied access to the graves while the City Council further considers a bill introduced to transfer jurisdiction of the island to the Department of Parks and Recreation.

To mitigate this distress, crack-impeding interlayer materials such as geosynthetic interlayers are specified to protect the HMA overlays as part of maintenance and rehabilitation strategies.

Therefore, it is desirable to access its effects in all environment compartments, in order to mitigate environmental distress.

Interventions designed to mitigate psychological distress and physical difficulties, and to promote social connectedness may help mitigate suicidality risk in this population.