Sentence examples for accordingly alleviate from inspiring English sources
Additionally, increasing water content can reduce the drop degree and speed of the soil temperature, as well as, accordingly alleviate the underground thermal imbalance of GCHP.
One potential solution to these toxicity-related issues is the implementation of nonnative dynamic genetic control mechanisms that sense excessively high concentrations of metabolic intermediates and respond accordingly to alleviate their impact.
Accordingly, non-pharmacological strategies to alleviate NVP may be popular choices amongst pregnant women.
Accordingly, the basic strategy to alleviate respiratory symptoms is to determine to which allergens a person is sensitive and then follow a set of steps to avoid those specific allergens.
Accordingly, family-centred approaches aim to alleviate parental distress and to serve as a buffer in the relationship between the child and the custodial parent [ 39].
Considering these factors, functional insoles or shoes could accordingly be adjusted and utilized to alleviate the pressure or loading to those areas, which might be of greatly preventive or even rehabilitation effect for diabetic ulcerations [ 25– 27].
Accordingly, we believe that antioxidative substances may alleviate oxidative injury following corticosteroid administration, and thus prevent osteonecrosis.
Economic evaluations have accordingly been undertaken to assess whether interventions which alleviate knee pain represent a cost-effective use of scarce health care resources [ 2].
Accordingly, pareidolias may tend to persist after cholinomimetic drugs alleviate attentional deficits and improve visual hallucinations.
Accordingly, depletion of these cells by granulocyte/monocyte adsorption (GMA) should alleviate inflammation and promote UC remission.
Accordingly, various cholinergic drugs have been approved to treat or alleviate AD, and they exert their therapeutic effects by counteracting acetylcholine (ACh) deficits and consequently enhancing ACh levels in the brain [ 3].
