Sentence examples for Provide alleviation from inspiring English sources
In a similar way, direct ZSCAN4 treatment might provide alleviation of conditions.
Individuals having seasonal affective disorder have a compromised QoL during winter against which scheduled light exposures provide alleviation [ 4].
One recent report suggested that this caninised anti-NGF mAb may provide alleviation of the signs of pain in dogs with osteoarthritis [ 17].
In many patients with LUTS/BPH, first-line medical therapy with α1-adrenergic antagonists (α1-blockers), 5α-reductase inhibitors (5ARIs), or α1-blocker plus 5ARI combination therapy can provide adequate alleviation of LUTS with fewer and less serious side effects than invasive therapies (2003).
Even when there is no hope of recovery we need medical care to provide symptom relief, alleviation of suffering, or comfort.
What if a single social entrepreneur can provide poverty-alleviation faster than an entire team of policy experts from a dedicated department?
Our case definition did not require the characteristics of movement providing symptom alleviation or that the symptoms worsen at night, which are considered diagnostic criteria for RLS.
It has been established that pharmacotherapy can provide satisfactory pain alleviation in 70 90% of patients if treated with an appropriate and timely regimen 2. In order to support this initiative, physicians and patients in Asia must be equipped with effective tools for pain management.
It is true that a switch to natural gas provides short-term alleviation, and that carbon capture and storage will be useful if deemed to be economic.
Another forbade citizens to rent more than 500 iugera (330 acres) of public land, and the third provided for the alleviation of indebtedness.
"Many men stated that their attempts to manage problems, to avoid revealing weakness or stigmatising labels, led them to isolate themselves and instead rely on coping strategies that required less immediate effort and provided short-term alleviation of problems, for example, drug or alcohol use, gambling, and working excessively".
