Sentence examples for To alleviate the issue from inspiring English sources

To alleviate the issue, service providers are looking at the I/O, trying to find ways to make the data connect faster to the APIs that, in turn, connect the apps so someone can post a picture or get a text message about an update from a blog.

Today, however, Corey Rubin has decided to alleviate the issue for us once and for all.

So in the meantime we have creative private attempts to alleviate the issue: Today, a $7 million XPRIZE for literacy-improving apps enters the field-testing phase.

One way to alleviate the issue of low resist sensitivity is to carry out exposure at low beam energy such as 5 keV, and the sensitivity was indeed increased to D 50 = 1170 μC/cm2.

However, one option he has considered to alleviate the issue is by creating an adventure game using an open-world mechanic similar to the Grand Theft Auto series.

Of course, shelter reform would go a long way to alleviate the issue since it would result in dramatically enhanced shelter services, better able to meet the wide ranging need of the homeless animals in a community.

We plan to train all frontline staff in child poverty awareness and intervention, including educating households on the uptake of benefits and other key services that offer the vital support and help needed to alleviate the issues associated with poverty.

Tonight we're making some changes to improve the backend and expect it to alleviate the issues.

highlights that despite various technologies, including audio, video, screencast and podcast, being used to alleviate the issues in assessment feedback, a larger class cohort still poses some problems to educators.

"When we're not making a concerted effort to alleviate the issues of the countries around the region, we're basically telling the world we don't care," Limon said.

(11) To alleviate the issues of multiple labeling of analytes, we used the commercially available iTRAQ kit for quantitation via MALDI MS. The iTRAQ kit includes a set of four isobaric reagents that react with the amine groups of peptides.