Sentence examples for alleviate increased from inspiring English sources

Appropriate sedation may be important to alleviate increased patient effort during such modes.

In the 1980s, Congressman William J. Hughes proposed a freeway along the US 40 corridor in order to alleviate increased traffic along that route following the legalization of gambling in Atlantic City.

Given the "increased awareness" of orgasmic potential when it comes to oral sex, the researchers wondered if "women may fake orgasm to alleviate increased feelings of anxiety, self-consciousness, and physiological abnormality when their partner's focus was explicitly centered on their genitals".

Measures to alleviate increased Rrs such as nebulisation of bronchodilators or nitric oxide have yielded inconclusive results [ 20, 22, 24, 25].

Furthermore, corticosteroids are routinely prescribed to patients with primary brain tumour to improve neurologic deterioration or alleviate increased cerebral oedema due to several factors independent of underlying tumour status, including overly aggressive corticosteroid tapering, seizures, post-operative sequellae, infection, metabolic disturbances, and vascular events.

In this study, a traffic management measure is presented by combining the route guidance of Advanced Traveler Information System (ATIS) and the continuous network design (CNDP) to alleviate increasing traffic congestion.

This suggests that the simple bubble formation strategy fairly alleviates increases of the stiffness resulting from toughening in the CNT-reinforced PDMS matrix.

Of those who experienced significant and moderate increases in business workload, 36.9% used their daughters to alleviate the increased business workload, whereas 22.2% used their sons to help with the increased workload.

These methods in combination would even further alleviate the increasing need for multiplexing, as sequencing platform capacity continues to increase (e.g. for gene expression studies with multiple patients).

Energy deficiencies can be alleviated by increased responsiveness to food in general.

Seasonal affective disorder is characterized by the onset of depressive symptoms in autumn and winter, which are alleviated with increased exposure to natural light in spring and summer.