Sentence examples for To ameliorate the problem from inspiring English sources
To ameliorate the problem, Ueda used the correction factor (sqrt {2}, s, frac {ln n!}{n}) which still depends on n, but includes the number of outliers s in the full sample (see Fig. 1 b).
To ameliorate the problem, we extended GO and KEGG annotations using protein-protein interaction networks [ 23], and tested how the extended annotations affect the predictions in REGNET.
In an effort to ameliorate the problem, a "parks beyond parks" program was introduced in the mid-1990s by the Kenya Wildlife Service.
It is far from given that this tax revenue would be used to ameliorate the problem of global warming through investments in green technologies, building sea walls, and other measures.
Face-to-face meetings between Mr. Romney and the three men on his shortlist have done nothing to ameliorate the problem, the aide said, "because when each of these guys talks to him he starts losing consciousness".
In the ombudsman's report on Westminster the council explained why it had breached the law on BnB's, despite what it says were its best efforts to ameliorate the problem.
In short, as one Mississippian put it to me, "hand-to-hand combat" — hiring folks whose sole job is to ameliorate the problems in poor people's lives — and a tremendous amount of money could change the situation.
Can I do something more to ameliorate the problems we face?
A decade of research uncovering the problems relating to communicating in hospital has not yet been accompanied by any reports detailing how suggested strategies can be implemented to ameliorate the problems and improve patient safety, satisfaction, health, and wellbeing.
The inequality problem is largely a pretax phenomenon, and while we should enact the types of ideas in the President's budget to help ameliorate the problem, this deep bargaining power deficit cannot be solved through the tax code alone.
To ameliorate the housing problem, the city later adopted a rent-control law and enforced building codes against indifferent slumlords, but the supply of low-income units has continued to lag far behind the demand.
