The phrase "alleviating effect in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the positive impact or benefit of something, particularly in contexts related to health, psychology, or problem-solving.
Example: "The study demonstrated a significant alleviating effect in patients suffering from chronic pain."
Alternatives: "relieving impact on" or "soothing influence in".
Sensory adaptation may also be an underlying mechanism in the alleviating effect of stretching when applied to tired, tender, and painful muscles.
Evidence from studies involving nurses, albeit limited by number and quality, suggest the potential stress alleviating effect of massage therapy when used in the clinical workplace.
As noted before, a border adjustment policy of green tariffs (BAI) has no alleviating effects on the decline in exports and may even cause exports to decrease further.
These alleviating effects of Dracaena arborea extracts in testicular damages of STZ diabetic rats are similar to those obtained after application of hydrated C60 fullerene or enalapril in STZ-induced diabetic rats [ 31, 32].
In this context, electrophysiological studies using another TRPV1 antagonist, A-993610, failed to show alleviating effects in different animal models of migraine [29].
In order to alleviate effect of differential evaporation, volume in each well was adjusted to 500 µL immediately prior to supernatant sample collection.
In general, a method based on multiple types of knowledge is more objective than those utilizing singular information; combining independent data sources can alleviate effects of biases inherent in single data types [ 32].
In contrast, the significantly reduced FWHM, blue-shifted peak energy and enhanced PL intensity of sample S5 may result from strain relaxation and the lowest indium content caused by H2 over-etching effect, both of which can greatly alleviate QCSE effect in MQWs [46 49].
Recently, it has been recognized that ALA enhanced the plant growth by alleviating cadmium effects in B. napus [ 12].
The downfall of fertility in the 1990s produced a very small generation giving a short-term alleviating effect (demographic dividend), but resulting in a big negative impact of cohort turnover on the TSR 15 years later and a smaller alleviating echo effect about 30 years later.
