100, 101 Third, for patients, the psychological utility of the diagnostic criteria of MFS may imply a reduction of uncertainty, a mitigation of anxiety related to this uncertainty, and identification with a disease that has its own history; it also offers harborage for a community of patients, researchers, and doctors.
With respect to CMMB, there is certainty as to the negative effects of bycatch, but uncertainty as to the efficacy of mitigation procedures.
Because of the uncertainties of climate change and the variables of mitigation measures, it is impossible to rank nations precisely on a scale of risk, Mr. Neefjes said.
Structural uncertainties can have large impacts on estimated health effects of mitigation.
Other types of mitigation approaches, such as mitigation banking of wetlands, include explicit acknowledgement of uncertainty about the possible outcomes of mitigation and restoration approaches [26].
Methods: We describe the assumptions and analytic decisions underlying models of mitigation co-benefits, examining their effects on modeling outputs, and consider tools for quantifying uncertainty.
Several unique uncertainty issues arise in co-benefit analyses, such as the uncertainty in future projections over the time horizon of analysis of disease-specific burdens in the absence of mitigation.
History suggests a significant degree of mitigation is possible but, in our view, given the significantly net importing nature of UK retail, the uncertainty will weigh on valuation.
It considers the consequences of uncertainty in both the pattern of catchment climate change as represented by different climate models and hydrological model parameterisation on the effects of mitigation policy.
"Comparison and Linkage of Mitigation Efforts in a New Paris Regime".
