Sentence examples for In terms of ameliorating from inspiring English sources

The beneficial effects of probucol exceeded those of supplemental CoQ10, both in terms of ameliorating renal disease and increasing tissue CoQ content.

The treatment goals for advanced or metastatic breast cancer (MBC) are to delay disease progression and to prolong survival [ 1, 2] and to optimize patient care in terms of ameliorating symptoms, thereby improving or maintaining quality of life [ 3– 5].

The aim of this systematic review was to evaluate the role of matrix bound sealants after a pancreatic resection in terms of preventing or ameliorating the course of a post operative pancreatic fistula.

There are some interesting comparisons between the levels of government-imposed "spending power" cuts faced by councils, and their capacity (in terms of financial reserves) to ameliorate them.

However, encouraging all women with a symptom they report as frequent and/or severe to seek medical help (whether this symptom indicates cancer or a more benign condition) is likely to be of benefit to the patient in terms of receiving treatment and ameliorating discomfort.

This paper reviews the current BIM process and the limitations it has and how they can be mitigated and, in turn, the process ameliorated in terms of project cost and time.

We found that TSA ameliorates severe arthritis in terms of both clinical and histological scores and modulates the conventional dendritic cell phenotype and Th17 cell generation in vivo.

To further improve the design of the graft and to ameliorate the performance in terms of graft rupture (accounting for 28.6% of the graft failures in c-Kit-EC seeded vessels, Supplemental Table 2), we seeded the decellularised vessels with a combination of c-Kit+ derived SMCs.

Therefore, the present study was undertaken to evaluate whether or not resveratrol can ameliorate the toxic effects of As2O3 in terms of recovery in biochemical variables indicative of oxidative stress, tissue injuries, and reduction in liver arsenic burden.

The reported high burnout rate among practitioners in ICU settings necessitates special attention in terms of positive leadership attitudes; empowerment could serve as an ameliorating factor.

We show that ejaculate receipt is costly to females in terms of reduced longevity, and that spermatophylax consumption does not appear to ameliorate this cost.