The risks are really substantially mitigated".
Typically, for real fractures, this is mitigated with pain medication and narcotics.
By working with established brands/IP, who traditionally fund the upfront cost of development, the risks are somewhat mitigated in what can be a very hits-driven market.
These types of errors can only be mitigated using complex filtering algorithms or very sensitive sensors.
Specifically, we found that the bad genes effect is mostly mitigated for intermediate bacterial migration and either very high or low DNA diffusion rates.
When no amplification or intermediate relays are available, as in deep space communications [207], the losses may not be mitigated and more sophisticated receivers that operate at very low powers (photon-counting) are required [208].
Carson's illness could have been the one blight on the proceedings had it not been A) made abundantly clear that it was limited to shaky hands (so, not Parkinson's) and B) mitigated by Lord Grantham's brainstorm regarding Thomas and his very manly and moving expression of gratitude for Carson's devotion.
However, as the nodes near the sink or relay nodes always changed over time, the energy imbalance is only mitigated and how to plan the optimal mobility trajectory is very difficult.
Biochar application did increase grain yield during the first year by 11to55%5% following very high stover application rates (3.5 × the typical amount), presumably because biochar mitigated adverse effects of allelochemicals released from the decomposing maize residue.
The threat of selection bias existed, but was highly mitigated, by ensuring that, the data collectors explained the study objectives and their implications very well to the respondents, before asking for consent.
Much of the energy generated by very high core temperatures is "wasted" on tissue that is already necrotic because thermal conduction is largely mitigated by tissue perfusion.
