Sentence examples for alleviated left from inspiring English sources

Our results revealed that OSM alleviated left ventricular remodeling, promoted cardiac function, restored mitochondrial cristae density and architecture disorders after 4 weeks of MI.

OSM pretreatment significantly alleviated left ventricular remodeling and dysfunction in Mst1 transgenic mice, while it failed to reverse further the postinfarction left ventricular dilatation and cardiac function in the Mst1 knockout mice.

Recently, exogenous cardiac progenitor cell transplantation into the 30 day infarcted rat heart was shown to activate the endogenous cardiac progenitor cells alleviating left ventricular dysfunction [18].

β-blockers improve the myocardial oxygen supply by inactivation of myocardial contractile proteins, and thereby alleviate left ventricular outflow.

One current model postulates that Wnt signaling inhibits Nodal pathway activation on both sides of the brain, potentially through suppression of Six3 activity, and that this repression is alleviated on the left through the action of Southpaw [ 12 15].

The upgrades will include the installation of "cycle-separated" junctions, billed as the first of their kind in Britain, where cyclists will set off first on dedicated traffic lights before vehicle traffic is able to turn left, alleviating a major factor in serious cycling accidents in the city.

The College's new document notes that Canadian doctors are dealing with "intense interest from patients (often accompanied by less interest in evidence)" who want medical marijuana, but without more research being published to indicate how much weed say, a chronic pain sufferer, needs in order to alleviate discomfort, doctors are left in the dark.

That alleviates pain but leaves the bone deformed, something Lieberman detests.

This thing will alleviate the need to leave your cell phone or iPod plugged in right next to the sink.

Antonio McDyess had fluid removed from his surgically repaired left knee this week, alleviating some of the pressure, but the procedure did nothing to drain his guilt, doubt and frustration.

Far from being a cause for celebration, these moves by the government represent the latest in a cynically presented official narrative around the London Met case: that the government, and the set of private providers now swarming around London Met, are working to alleviate the situation for students left stranded by the incompetence of the university's management.