Sentence examples for to mitigate further from inspiring English sources
Radamel Falcao is having to ice his left knee following every training session and match to mitigate further damage following the serious injury he suffered in January.
'Horn Relief's' solutions to encroaching desertification of Somalia follow a two pronged strategy, firstly to bring in legislation to ban charcoal burning and secondly to educate the communities as to the harmful effects of the practice and work with them to mitigate further environmental degradation.
This paper deals with the effect of such development on the aquatic resources and discusses possible management considerations to mitigate further deterioration.
Effective incentives for protecting early-successional forests and shrublands are needed to mitigate further losses and foster recovery of Chile's native forests.
Therefore, an ultra-protective ventilation strategy with low tidal volume reduction (<4 ml/kg, PBW), airway pressure reduction and adequate PEEP was suggested to mitigate further VILI [4, 11 14].
The destination is also seen to recover fairly quickly from experiences of crises, but a well designed and formulated tourism crisis management plan under the stewardship of the public sector is necessary to mitigate further damage in the future.
Alice Walsh, the board president, said it was the second of two incidents this month involving computers that had the library staff scrambling to put measures in place that will help mitigate further incidents, while putting the public's mind at ease that intellectual freedom — "the right to seek information" as protected under the First Amendment — remains a cornerstone of library use.
If AKI is the result of cellular injury due to ischemia, reperfusion, inflammation or oxidant stress, however, early initiation may mitigate further damage.
Furthermore, in high-risk ACS, close ECG surveillance for attainment of lysis criteria followed by timely prehospital thrombolysis could mitigate further ST elevation (and the extent of myocardial injury) during transport [8].
These steps helped mitigate further transmission of infection by healthcare workers.
To mitigate risk further, he added, "the terms are shorter and the interest rates are much higher on software than on a lease or loan for equipment" alone.
