Sentence examples for alleviating adverse effects from inspiring English sources

However, in general, this study showed that inoculation with fungi is effective in alleviating adverse effects of water stress.

These strategies have been applied in the present case to the AChE inhibitor galantamine with the aim of alleviating adverse effects observed with cholinergic AD treatment.

Based on these reports and the well-documented cardioprotective function of statins, we hypothesized that statins might be clinically useful for alleviating adverse effects of anthracyclines, in particular anthracycline-induced cardiotoxicity.

A weight function is applied to the proposed CDIs to alleviate adverse effects of measurement noise on the CDIs and manifest existence of damage in the CDIs.

The proposed CDIs of a measured MS are presented with multiple resolutions to alleviate adverse effects caused by measurement noise, and cracks can be identified by locating their tips near regions with high values of the CDIs.

A multi-scale discrete differential-geometry scheme is proposed to calculate principal, mean and Gaussian CMSs associated with a mode shape of a plate, which can alleviate adverse effects of measurement noise on calculating the CMSs.

The Misra, Gong and Towsley (MGT) fluid model for Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) has been used extensively to guide designs of Active Queue Management AQMM) schemes aiming to alleviate adverse effects of Internet congestion.

We therefore hypothesized that mitigated cardiac triglyceride accumulation and dampened uptake and metabolization of fatty acids in human apoB transgenic mice might alleviate adverse effects of fat-feeding on heart function.

Thus, maternal genetic influences controlling thyroid hormone economy are likely to contribute to genetic vulnerability to alcohol, or by the same token could alleviate adverse effects by conferring resilience.

These compounds may serve as hepatoprotective agents which could help the poultry industry to alleviate adverse effects of heat stress on liver function in chickens.

More training may increase nurses' aides' capability to handle conflicting situations, and could be a way to alleviate adverse effects of role conflicts.