Sentence examples for alleviated I from inspiring English sources

Needless to say, after I left Williams the next day, all my fears were alleviated: I loved the school, and I knew that the next four years were going to be some of the best of my life.

Problems I have suffered in my life with depression – which have been ongoing and multitudinous and chemically alleviated – I put down to the fact that my priests and educators made me feel worthless, and disparaged and humiliated me at every turn.

Once symptoms are alleviated, I can step back in as a coach and help students pursue and achieve their goals.

Using a statistical interaction score (S) to quantify both the strength and confidence of the interactions between each E. coli mutant gene pair, we detected cases of both aggravating (synthetic sick or lethal (SSL)) as well as alleviating (i.e. positive or suppressing) interactions.

So, by appropriate use of specific inhibitors of glycolysis, oxidative phosphorylation, Na+-HCO3 symport and Na+-K+-ATPase, we conclude that the different processes used by the liver to save energy during ethanol perfusion are probably insufficient to alleviate (i) the inhibition of glycolytic ATP synthesis or/and (ii) ATP-consuming membrane carriers implicated in the pHi homeostasis.

As I don't have any of the medical problems which CBD may alleviate, I couldn't assess its use on that level but recreationally, the closest thing I can compare it to is probably non-alcoholic beer.

This could be alleviated by (i) replacing trial-and-error approaches with molecular/physiological target-based simple bioassays to screen test compounds at the early stages of development, and (ii) limiting large-scale synthesis for conventional evaluations of only biochemically/physiologically active compounds.

My worries were temporarily alleviated when I became a paid "study participant" for Duke's neuroscience department.

I suppose the reason being that erm... while pain isn't a problem at this moment in time, 'cos I can manage really, I can manage it, I can alleviate it.

For example, nociceptive information can be processed in the infant brain without a concomitant behavioural response (Slater et al., 2008), and interventions thought to alleviate pain (i.e., oral sucrose) can reduce clinical pain scores without reducing evoked nociceptive brain activity (Slater et al., 2010a).

How I physically present myself can alleviate this: I favour skirts, but also shirts, ties and brogues.