Sentence examples for alleviate limited from inspiring English sources
The phrase "alleviate limited" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended use. Example: "The goal is to alleviate limited access to healthcare services in rural areas."
Phytelephas macrocarpa and Oenocarpus mapora are both species found in the forest surrounding Asháninka villages, but are planted in home gardens and fields to alleviate limited availability in the wild as well for greater convenience of harvesting.
Relief agencies working in and around Syria warn that despite the significant amount of money provided, their ability to alleviate suffering is limited.
Treatments to prevent or alleviate BPD are limited, and no currently available therapy addresses unequivocally these unmet medical needs.
While the Cox model may partially alleviate these limits, it has been shown to overestimate the incidence of the event of interest, with most of the overestimation being related to the rate of the competing event [ 29].
As an entirely human "immunotoxin analogue" it may alleviate the dose limiting toxicity and immunogenicity of conventional immunotoxins.
Thus, the surface engineering of active particles (material design) and the modification of electrode structure (electrode design) of silicon are necessary to alleviate these critical limiting factors.
A sulfuric acid leaching stage has been shown to alleviate the rate limiting step of magnesium removal, thereby accelerating the overall carbonation process.
According to United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA 2004; Bewket 2005 and Gebreegziabher et al. 2010), economic growth, self-sufficiency and alleviating poverty is limited in developing countries especially in sub-Saharan Africa due to in insufficient provision of energy service.
But the F.D.A. isn't able to force manufacturers to produce a drug, and learning about impending shortages with little authority to alleviate them is of limited benefit.
Current therapies to help alleviate joint pain have limited effectiveness and certain drugs produce unwanted negative side effects, thereby precluding their long-term use.
Current therapies to alleviate joint pain have limited efficacy and/or induce several side effects, given that patients with RA may be exposed to long-term use of these analgesics [ 8- 11].
