Sentence examples similar to a significantly ameliorative from inspiring English sources

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M. sativa generally experienced a better ameliorative effect than B. ischaemum.

The less saline waters coming from the Black Sea have a distinct ameliorative influence, but the role of their fertility in the Mediterranean in general has been little studied.

A better ameliorative measure would be to reduce the risks of ignorance by reducing government's consequences — its complexity, centralization and intrusiveness.

However, the treatment of diabetic pregnant mice with the olive leaf extract had a significant ameliorative effect on the body weight and length of fetuses.

These observations strongly suggest that patients with sickle cell disease who develop persistent mixed hematopoietic chimerism after transplantation experience a significant ameliorative effect.

Thus, GABA can attenuate various morphological, histopathological, and biochemical changes resulting from intestinal injury following radiation exposure demonstrating that GABA provides a significant ameliorative effect against intestinal injury following irradiation process.

Indeed, patients with hereditary photoreceptor degeneration are advised to reduce light exposure as a possible ameliorative therapy for their condition.

To determine whether M-scaling can have a measurable ameliorative effect in such cases, we carried out Experiment 3 using a different, randomly chosen trio of categories in which the informative fragments were 20×20 pixels (or 0.36°×0.36°; Fig. 9).

SCEE treatment showed a significant ameliorative role in terms of pathological alteration.

In the present study, we provided direct in vivo and in vitro evidence that JAK2/STAT3 activation by BBR reduced the cardiac ER stress level and that blocking this signaling significantly attenuated the ameliorative effect.