Sentence examples for Must be alleviated from inspiring English sources

Although the effects of such factors could partially be mitigated by means of a robust feature extraction strategy, they must be alleviated in the image enhancement module as well, making texture features more salient.

If, in fact, suffering is a precondition for these individuals to do anything great, and if they have internalized the norm that suffering must be alleviated, and that happiness is the ultimate goal, then we run the risk that, rather than — to put it crudely — suffer and create, they will instead waste their energies pursuing pleasure, lamenting their suffering and seeking to alleviate it.

Rudnick (2002) suggests that consistent treatment preferences should be respected, but, when preferences change, the depressive illness must be alleviated first.

Our finding that TRF2 inhibits Rad51-mediated telomeric D-loop formation suggests that Rad51 does not contribute to t-loop formation or that this inhibition must be alleviated by additional factors in vivo.

Specifically, the hyper-competition that we have all experienced, which stunts scientific curiosity and productivity, breeds fabrication and carelessness in the publication of data, and leads to a waste of valuable resources and intellectual capital, must be alleviated.

Prior to fertilisation, mature oocytes are arrested in the metaphase stage of the second meiotic division (MII), which must be alleviated to allow the cell cycle, and subsequent embryogenesis, to proceed.

Adapted by Shawn B. Hirabayashi from a Japanese folk tale, the play juxtaposes the traditional Buddhist view that suffering must be accepted as inevitable with the more contemporary notion that human anguish should be alleviated whenever possible.

We're making strides, but our nation's health care system must prioritize increased access to pain management for children so that needless pain and suffering can be alleviated.

Yet we must ensure that the decision to die is not made because of a fear of the future that could be alleviated.

The patient must be adult and in a "futile medical condition of constant and unbearable physical or mental suffering that cannot be alleviated".

So experts are uncertain how public anxiety should be alleviated.