The first, ensuring public understanding (accounting for 15.9% of the variance), included a person's right to be informed about neuroscience advances (loading of 0.94) and mitigating false hopes or expectations by research subjects (loading of 0.77).
All three groups also discussed cost and access, the importance of mitigating false hope, and the meaningfulness of findings.
The best defense is clearly widespread study of the virus in the hopes of mitigating the consequences of an outbreak among humans.
Mr. Armstrong, in hopes of mitigating his lifetime ban from Olympic sports, might implicate Mr. Weisel and other team owners, according to people briefed on the case.
With half of all marriages doomed to fail, even the moderately hardheaded may be interested in ways of mitigating the danger.So hopes ARAG, a German-based insurance firm.
In addition, "Mr. Armstrong, in hopes of mitigating his lifetime ban from Olympic sports, might implicate Mr. Weisel and other team owners, according to people briefed on the case," Ms. Craig reports.
Recently, there has been increased effort toward developing antitoxin therapies, rather than antibacterial treatments, in hopes of mitigating the acquisition of drug resistance.
Olynyk made the conscious and mature decision to redshirt in the 2011-2012 season, in the hopes of mitigating his weaknesses and enhancing his strengths in an attempt to lead Gonzaga to a national title.
A society that bans modes of expression in the hopes of mitigating its discomfort with gender, race, and religion will need to search for ever more points of restriction if the underlying issues are not addressed.
At the workshop held at Goddard on May 29, scientists and engineers from around the world shared observations about potentially hazardous asteroids, in hopes of mitigating the asteroid threat to Earth.
