Sentence examples for alleviated in part from inspiring English sources

Health disparities can be alleviated, in part, by creating and maintaining culturally competent healthcare systems [ 8].

Under life history theory, tradeoffs can be alleviated in part among a subset of individuals with high levels of fitness-enhancing resources (Reznick et al. 2000).

Concerns about insufficient capacity to treat children and adolescents may be alleviated in part by using non-psychiatrist practitioners who are available in greater numbers and still report expertise for these populations.

Moreover, the action of HDACs may be critical for this process as Lsh-mediated repression of a reporter is alleviated in part by treatment with TSA (data not shown) and the observation that Dnmt1 and Lsh may signal through HDACs [ 27] (see model in Figure 4).

The generation of "sweet sorghum-like transgenic corn" will alleviate in part the increasing pressure of growing corn either for food or for biofuel since it would then be possible to use the grain for food and at the same time to extract fermentable sugars from the stem to use in ethanol production.

Such replenishment therapy was therefore considered as an attempt at alleviating in part skin atrophy and xerosis in postmenopausal women [ 2, 5, 6].

With 1.5 billion people worldwide living without access to electricity and many more whose energy services are either sporadic or cost-prohibitive, the World Bank has sought to fulfill its core mandate of alleviating poverty in part by increasing access to energy.

This inhibition is alleviated in the npr1 mutant, indicating that NPR1 is part of the crosstalk control between signalling pathways [ 12].

The floorplate and adjacent cell types are absent in gli1−/− gli2−/− mice, but part of the Shh−/− phenotype in the neural tube is alleviated in the Shh−/− gli3−/− double mutant.

This problem can be alleviated at least in part by integrating PPI data from multiple approaches to maximize coverage of an interactome.

PCR can lead to amplification artefacts that can be alleviated, at least in part, with advanced lab protocols [ 22] which would result in more uniform coverage than what was achieved in this study.