Sentence examples for ability to alleviate some from inspiring English sources

Music therapy has the ability to alleviate some symptoms of dementia and permits remarkable responses to be elicited in patients [ 18].

"The diversion of crops to fuel can raise food prices and reduce our ability to alleviate hunger.

She hobbled out later that night to assure Theresa, who was enlightening a reporter on her daughter's ability to alleviate stress with a smile or a joke.

The civil crisis that Clinton will inherit is less sharply defined, but her political legacy will depend upon her ability to alleviate it.

Those early studies demonstrated methadone's remarkable ability to alleviate withdrawal and craving while dramatically improving the ability to function emotionally and socially.

Key to this improvement was VANUI's ability to alleviate the problem of saturation inherently associated with NTL data.

Relief agencies working in and around Syria warn that despite the significant amount of money provided, their ability to alleviate suffering is limited.

So it was quite surprising to see the commission recommend changing Newstart in a way which reduces not only the incentive to work, but also its ability to alleviate poverty.

Dr. Jeffrey Lieberman, a professor of psychiatry and pharmacology at the University of North Carolina, said the study that led to the F.D.A.'s approval made clear "that clozapine has the ability to alleviate the symptoms which impel patients to suicidal behaviors".

The popular medications are sometimes called superaspirin for their ability to alleviate pain while minimizing side effects -- particularly stomach ulcers -- associated with frequent use of aspirin, ibuprofen or similar painkillers.

The accessibility of a clean and safe drug supply combined with an appreciation of its ability to alleviate pain has made nurses, like other health professionals, two to three times more vulnerable to drug abuse than other professionals.