Sometimes, we have to reduce consequence impact of failure, for example, we can decrease consequence impact with added redundancy.
Wang et al. (2009) illustrated that the resilient infrastructure is one that shows (a) reduced failure probabilities, (b) reduced consequence of failure, and (c) reduced time to recovery.
Measures that reduce consequences or likelihood of recurrence are discussed.
The aviation industry pioneered formalised crew training in order to improve safety and reduce consequences of non-technical error.
After this tragedy, the implementation of landuse and zoning restrictions around hazardous installations got accepted worldwide as an important strategy reducing consequences from potential industrial accidents.
Instead of condemning the abuse, people around the victims often simply admonish them with "What do you expect if you choose to stay?" While Warden's right that legislation alone isn't the answer, reducing consequences to the perpetrator certainly isn't, either.
Sterilization and other management actions that reduce the number of reproductively viable escapes can substantially reduce consequences of escapes even if they are not 100% successful (Fig. 5).
Therefore, a general tendency to behave aggressively might have fitness reducing consequences, particularly when aggressiveness carries over to interactions within group members.
Early onset depression is of interest because of the need to identify early cases of depression and potentially prevent or reduce consequences later in life [ 5, 6].
Prevention- and rehabilitation services are necessary to guard against illness, to reduce consequences of illness, and especially to ensure the participation of the affected persons in a job and in society.
