The phrase "alleviate the memory" is not commonly used in written English and may not convey a clear meaning.
It could be used in contexts discussing the reduction of negative memories or the easing of the burden of remembering something distressing.
Example: "Therapy can help alleviate the memory of traumatic events, allowing individuals to move forward in their lives."
Alternatives: "ease the recollection" or "reduce the burden of memory."
In animal studies, these drugs alleviate the memory impairments associated with Alzheimer's.
Dyall and colleagues [ 72] suggest that a reversal in the decrease of RAR and RXR following DHA supplementation could alleviate the memory deficits and increase neurogenesis.
Last , 5-HT1Areceptor agonists, such as tandospirone, seem also to be able to alleviate the memory deficits induced by subchronic phencyclidine treatment.
This scheme not only alleviates the memory space requirements but also lends itself to multithreading/parallel processing implementations with potential for even faster performance.
This suggests that MEXX alleviated the memory impairment induced by scopolamine injection.
Blocking this activation alleviated the memory and learning problems triggered by THC.
Increasing the sleeping time (t_s) has several effects: while it reduces the user-level CPU demand (as processes sleep longer), leaving more CPU time for the kernel mechanisms (if needed), it also reduces the pressure on the paging mechanism, thus alleviating the memory thrashing.
Tai chi may also help alleviate the thinking and memory problems that affect some people with Parkinson's, Dr. Juncos said.
Based on the Vector Radix approach, the new structures alleviate the use of memory banks and the transposition of data of the row column technique.
The parallel paradigm aims at reducing the computation time as well as alleviating the computer memory requirement associated with running a multi-dimensional DP model.
Acupuncture stimulation at GV20 alleviates the spatial memory impairment induced by cerebral multi-infarction, as evaluated by shortened escape latency and increased swimming time in the target quadrant in rats [ 59].
