The phrase "alleviate in a" is not correct and does not form a usable expression in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete phrase and lacks context to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "We aim to alleviate in a way that ensures everyone feels supported."
Alternatives: "ease in a" or "reduce in a".
Pain seems to be alleviated in a similar manner by hypnosis, placebos, and psychotherapy.
The colonel's concerns were "alleviated in a very short time" once he had a better sense for the ambassador's preferred plan, he said.
Those drawbacks are alleviated in a clinical trial, like those of the Women's Health Initiative, which randomly assigned women to a preventive strategy, like hormones or diet or supplements, or not, and looked for definite results -- a fractured bone, a heart attack.
It is anticipated that the overestimation is alleviated in a formulation without the thin sheet approximation.
These challenges are markedly alleviated in a population attempting to conceive by means of assisted conception techniques.
PCC may prove to be a valuable facilitator to the appropriate integration of palliative care into CHF management, as physical and psychological symptoms are recognised and alleviated in a timely manner and patient activation increased.
We believe the situation can be alleviated in an environment where both public and private data sets for the same study are available for analysis.
However, such phenomenon is alleviated in structures A to C, as a deeper and narrower potential well is formed to serve as the 2-DEG channel, providing a better confinement of transport electrons.
Three-week DOCA-salt treatment showed a significant reduction in body weight in Lacz-infected mice, which was remarkably alleviated in DOCA-salt Ad-PGC-1α-infected mice.
