Sentence examples for alleviate perceived from inspiring English sources

Providing additional or higher quality foraging habitats could alter elk and cattle distribution away from meadows receiving relatively greater use, and thus alleviate perceived conflicts between elk and cattle, and herbivory and other land uses (Halbritter and Bender 2011b).

Dignity therapy is an intervention designed to bolster hope and meaning and could therefore alleviate perceived burden.

Moreover, large differences in use of meadows, related to factors influencing distribution of elk and cattle (Halbritter 2007; Halbritter and Bender 2011b), further indicate that generalized reductions of elk and cattle numbers may have little effect alleviating perceived conflicts over use of meadows.

These variables have also traditionally been associated with low performance levels in Bandura's theory of perceived self-efficacy and lack of it may also cause difficulties when it comes to alleviating perceived stress [ 43, 64- 66].

In Hollywood, mentally disabled people are often given skills they ordinarily wouldn't possess, presumably to alleviate some perceived sense of guilt in the audience.

In Hollywood, mentally disabled people are often given skills they ordinarily wouldn't possess, presumably to alleviate some perceived sense of guilt in the audience.

Here, increased socioeconomic status fails to alleviate the perceived costs of further reproduction, with the middle level in particular experiencing the highest increases in economic hardship.

Once again increased socioeconomic status fails to alleviate the perceived costs of reproduction; in fact the largest increases in economic hardship are experienced by the middle and high levels.

The main conclusions from this study are: - Early patient contacts seem to alleviate the perceived "shock of practice" during the transition from the pre-clinical into the clinical years of medical education and prepare students for their work as a clerk.

Rather, veterans will have the option of accessing services over the phone or online -- without having to leave the comfort of their own homes, thereby alleviating any perceived stigma of coping with mental illness.

Our recent survey of asthmatics in Trinidad showed that although 30% of patients reported using herbal remedies to alleviate symptoms, none perceived that these remedies by themselves had greater efficacy than conventional medicines in relieving their symptoms [ 6].