The phrase "alleviate effect" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe the action of reducing or mitigating an effect, but it lacks proper context and structure.
Example: "The new policy aims to alleviate the negative effect of pollution on public health."
Alternatives: "reduce the impact" or "mitigate the effect."
Why are taxpayers funding that?" Mr. Oberstar was among the first lawmakers to propose an aid package for the airlines to alleviate effects from the United States-led invasion of Iraq but did not support the suspension of security taxes.
Invoking the higher and translational goals of research may also alleviate effects of extrinsic de-motivators such as financial and bureaucratic obstacles [ 35].
This lack of understanding of numbers might contribute to broader issues with mathematical thinking and should be targeted by training that attempts to alleviate effects of DD.
Total glutathione reduced under PEG stress and maximum reduction was observed at high level of PEG (4%), but SA had no alleviating effect on total glutathione (Fig. 4).
Sensory adaptation may also be an underlying mechanism in the alleviating effect of stretching when applied to tired, tender, and painful muscles.
Sociologists, on the other hand, demonstrate the poverty alleviating effect of the benefits tied to leaves in poor families, and argue that long paid leaves are sometimes their main (or only) source of income (Bass & Darvas, 2008).
Herein, we demonstrated the inhibitory effect of Bb soluble factors on epithelial signalling pathways leading to chemokine secretion in inflammation and confirmed their alleviating effect in a mouse model of colitis.
Ketamine had an alleviating effect on mechanical allodynia.
Interestingly, the presence of Pi contributes to the alleviating effect of Zn excess on this process.
Furthermore, histopathological examination of adipose tissue revealed the alleviating effect of TPEE which is evident by reduced size of adipocytes.
