Sentence examples for alleviate infection from inspiring English sources

Self-medication via social learning is exemplified by wild chimpanzees, which can learn from other individuals' leaf-swallowing behavior to alleviate infection by intestinal nematodes [39].

Safe and effective vaccines are available for many swine diseases, and producers work with their veterinarians to develop health programs that will alleviate infections of diseases prevalent in their local areas.

These results indicated that emergency vaccination could effectively alleviate HPPRRSV infection during experimental contact exposure.

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The results of preclinical in vitro and in vivo evaluations indicate that the extract-oil formulation at 5% may constitute an alternative means to alleviate fungal infections caused by dermatophytes.

In vivo antimicrobial experiment with a rat subcutaneous model indicates the catechol-chitosan film at reduced state inhibits the bacterial growth and alleviates the infection of the incisions.

At the GIT level, a probiotic mixture of Lactobacillus and Pediococcus of porcine intestinal origin alleviates Salmonella infection in a porcine model [ 70].

Management of the septic foot is a challenge in diabetic patients, and this condition often progresses to amputation in an effort to alleviate otherwise incurable infection.

Once the immune system is stimulated, it provides energy to the body to fight against infection and alleviate symptoms linked with cold sore infection.

These benefits are to be expected: as noted earlier, WASH interventions interrupt transmission of a number of infections, alleviate malnutrition and save people time lost due to illness and in seeking water or a place to defecate (Bartram and Cairncross 2010).