Sentence examples for mitigating the development of from inspiring English sources

Concern regarding the impact of antibiotic resistance has led the European Commission to develop an action plan against the rising threat, priority is given to mitigating the development of antibiotic resistance through appropriate use, prevention of infection and developing effective antimicrobials [ 1].

Most importantly, it was shown that the carbon nano fibre was not very effective in minimising the development of micro cracks but was effective in maintaining the compactness of concrete; the carbon nanofibre and steel were effective in mitigating the development of high volume of micro cracks but the latter was not quite as effective in maintaining compactness.

Exercise is an example of how a single intervention can have multiple mechanisms for mitigating the development of cognitive impairment.

As lung myofibroblasts appear to play a role in lung fibrosis, DHA may be mitigating the development of fibrosis by inhibiting bleomycin induced IL-6 [ 54- 56].

As apoptosis that develops following angioplasty has the potential to mitigate the development of IH, our findings then offer a new mechanism through which TGF- β might exacerbate restenosis by inhibiting apoptosis.

The Lung Injury Prevention Study with Aspirin (LIPS-A) aims to test whether aspirin (ASA) could prevent and/or mitigate the development of ALI.

We illustrate our approach using an example to evaluate whether the agricultural landscape composition and structure may prevent and mitigate the development of an epidemic.

There are currently no specific pharmacological agents on the market to prevent or mitigate the development of secondary cerebral insults after TBI.

"Parents cannot plan for the future or take steps to mitigate the development of the condition.

We evaluated whether n-3 supplementation could mitigate the development of dexamethasone-induced muscle atrophy.

Our findings underscore the importance of smoking cessation in asthma patients to mitigate the development of irreversible airways obstruction.