Sentence examples similar to alleviating evidence from inspiring English sources

Nurses in the community play a vital role in disseminating evidence-based complementary therapy to help menopausal women in alleviating their problems; evidence-based practice can facilitate quality improvement of women's health.

In its assessment of the major threats to reefs, "there is evidence that alleviating more local stressors can help improve resiliency for many coral species," the agency says.

For instance, a considerable number of double-deletion strains involving either hpr5 or sgs1 mutations showed marked evidence for alleviating interactions in the color map of the estimated deviations (Figure 5A), while these pairs were not identifiable from the original map (Figure 5B).

It is evidenced by alleviating lung inflammation, reducing neutrophil infiltration, decreasing vascular leakage, and proinflammatory cytokine release, inhibiting NF- κB activation and DNA binding activity in ZYM-challenged mice.

Besides, rRBD vaccination alleviated pneumonia with evidence of reduced tissue impairment and clinical manifestation in monkeys.

Mind-body interventions such as qigong are thought to be effective in alleviating accelerated cellular ageing but evidence of effectiveness is scarce.

Current evidence for controlling or alleviating SS in simulators is poorly documented.

However, the ability of the CT to alleviate poverty as evidenced in our results concerning household food insecurity remains unclear.

Now scientists say there is a growing body of evidence that social programmes are alleviating the burden in some regions.

These results evidence the potential that local measures aimed at alleviating congestion may have in urban areas to reduce emissions.

These results provide evidence that moderate hypothermia could be broadly effective in alleviating neurodegenerative phenotypes.