In that case, it might be worth to mitigate inhibition of the active form of kinases, or to target inactive kinase conformations (e.g., PDGFR and BRAF inhibitors [ 50]).
Despite this, the ritual of using the light convinced me that it's worth trying to mitigate the effects of colder, darker days.
If those disastrous outlying possibilities are included in the calculations and the potential damages are averaged over the moderate to the catastrophic, the protective effects of a developed economy fall and the benefits of action to both the rich and the poor world rise.It is those outlying possibilities that have persuaded some economists that it is worth trying to mitigate climate change.
30 The benefits of contributing to research and policy formulation among individuals living with HIV are well documented and include establishing feelings of self-worth, mitigating stigma and increasing independence and personal empowerment.
Given what is known to date, there are two general recommendations worth reviewing for the manager who is concerned with mitigating unwanted fisheries-induced evolution.
The stuffed cabbage is so light it's almost breathy, with veal, lemon juice, and a garden's worth of herbs — oregano, mint, dill and parsley among them — mitigating the lamb shoulder's gamy aroma.
They recognized that the important services trees provide -- reducing soil erosion, improving water quality and mitigating the risks of flood damage -- are worth three times the trees' value in timber.
It is worth mentioning here that, traffic composition, high rainfall, and dense vegetation can be major players in mitigating traffic-induced heavy metal pollution in the study area (Hwang and Weng 2015; Schiff et al. 2016).
Besides mitigating climate change, it protects against soil erosion, filters our water, and performs other functions worth trillions of dollars each year.
No mitigating epithets allowed.
I don't find anything really mitigating".
