The phrase "alleviated research" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to attempt to describe research that has been made easier or less burdensome, but the word "alleviated" is typically used in contexts related to pain or suffering rather than research.
Example: "The new funding has alleviated research burdens, allowing scientists to focus on their work more effectively."
Alternatives: "streamlined research" or "facilitated research".
The difficulties of developing model-based courses can be alleviated by drawing upon research from the physics education community on their use of models in physics classrooms.
Although the theoretical backgrounds and related research were used to alleviate the restrictions, future research using longitudinal analyses would be beneficial to confirm the present research and even to trace the spread of consumers' pro-environmental behaviors.
Gun violence is a public-health problem that physicians may be able to help alleviate by conducting research and educating patients about gun safety, said experts at a recent teach-in on campus.
Two points can be noted: first, surveys are commonly made by lay interviewers, who do not themselves diagnose and have no skills to recognize illness, let alone do anything to alleviate it; second, research that may benefit a society cannot be made too onerous, or it will never be done.
Here, feed related issues have been alleviated through the sponsoring of research in feeds and nutrition, the establishment of a regulatory framework for the development of the feed industry, and the provision of economic incentives to investors (e.g. preferential tariffs on raw materials for feed manufacture).
Had Southland, owners of the 7-Eleven chain, done a little research, some of her confusion might have been alleviated.
Although he wasn't specifically studying depression, per se, several research participants told Fadiman that micro-dosing had alleviated their low mood.
So what is really the pathway through which baicalin alleviated intestinal epithelial cell apoptosis, which is still in our research.
In the 70s, her seminal research to alleviate menstrual pain was published in JAMA and later in the NEJM.
Suggestions are made for future research that alleviates the common weakness of the reviewed literature.
