Sentence examples for Alleviate this concern from inspiring English sources

An alternative design for laboratory experiments is proposed which may alleviate this concern especially in studies of social preferences.

There is great concern about the increasing demand for energy with respect to carbon emissions, but hydrogen (H2), a clean fuel, could help alleviate this concern.

"The availability of DNA testing for death-row inmates may partially alleviate this concern," Justice O'Connor said in a speech to the Minnesota Women Lawyers that was transcribed by The Associated Press.

One way to alleviate this concern both with Russia and with the opposition in the United States is to offer to let Russia buy such a system from us and install it in Russia.

7 Less discriminatory alternatives, however, are available to alleviate this concern, not the least of which are a generally applicable per-ton additional fee on all hazardous waste disposed of within Alabama, cf. Commonwealth Edison Co. v. Montana, 453 U.S. 609, 619, 101 S.Ct.

The drafters of the latest resolution sought to specifically alleviate this concern by including a paragraph that rules out any authorization of Article 42 in the United Nations Charter, a provision that allows for the use of force "to maintain or restore international peace and security".

However, pluripotent cells generated by reprogramming adult cells, which have essentially identical properties to ES cells, could be used as an alternative, alleviating this concern in future studies.

"All our animal companions absorb stuff from us," he says, not alleviating this concern.

However, a recent validation study for the diagnostic codes of the NHI claims database in Korea has alleviated this concern.

Although using each patient as his/her own control aids in alleviating this concern, this approach does not completely eliminate the potential confounding effect of normalization.

One solution for alleviating this concern could be to assure patients that they could arrange to speak with their provider, over the phone or in-person, if desired.