Sentence examples for pain mitigation from inspiring English sources

Further research on the effects of potentially efficacious analgesic regimens may help provide validity to current industry pain mitigation recommendations.

Dehorning is common in the cattle industry, and there is a need for research evaluating pain mitigation techniques.

Additionally, there are other common pain mitigation techniques (e.g. cornual nerve block) that were not tested in this experiment, and they should be evaluated in subsequent work.

In contrast, numerous European countries and New Zealand have implemented animal welfare legislation that regulate pain mitigation for dehorning and castration.

These results have implications for developing pain mitigation strategies involving NSAIDs in calves at dehorning with respect to addressing both animal performance and welfare concerns.

Balogh et al. [ 37] found that bathing in mineral water resulted in a statistically significant improvement of pain, mitigation of muscle spasm, alleviation of local tenderness, enhanced flexion-extension and rotation of the spine, which persisted as long as 3 months after the completion of balneotherapy.

But this counted as success, since what Worthing reported was relief from the previous treatment ("chronic sedation and restraint") and a mitigation of pain: after the surgery, patients suffered less, because they felt less.

The ability to cure illness, the mitigation of pain and the possibility of making diagnoses that are more accurate are some of the uncontroversial results of medical progress.

In effect, they are balancing one public health priority – the relief of suffering from pain – against another, the mitigation of substance misuse.

7 Notably, this latter work was used to investigate BMD loss associated with treatments of endometriosis-related symptomatic pain and perform target mitigation.

The result is decisions that are risk-mitigation and pain avoiding, with little or no strategic vision in mind.