Sentence examples for alleviating the introduction from inspiring English sources
The substantial time and expertise required for this preparatory work is not alleviating the introduction of more circuits, the growth of the design database, and the corresponding increase in productivity [16].
That unsatisfactory state of affairs should soon be alleviated by the introduction of a video referee, but whether Dankert will personally be allowed to benefit is doubtful.
The problem of low-contrast at tolerable doses in cryoEM micrographs was first partially alleviated by the introduction of better illumination sources (field emission guns, opposed to metal filaments) (Tonomura et al. 1979) and the usage of large defocus settings for contrast enhancement (Erickson and Klug 1970).
Moreover, these phenotypes were alleviated by the introduction of a mutation (ein2-1) that reduces ethylene signaling into the fus3 genetic background.
"The introduction of DBG CLiP marked the first step towards alleviating the drought of premium content available for publishers to bring to viewers", said DBG CEO Chris Young in a statement.
As mentioned in the introduction, substance use might be a means of self-medication and of alleviating the negative feelings that emanate from being lonely [ 16].
Importantly, to center data after Lowess does not alleviate the aforementioned problem of introduction of variation and the inappropriate correction of biological gain and loss.
It should be noted that six patients in whom therapy was initiated before seroconversion required the introduction of ART to alleviate the symptoms of acute HIV infection.
This result demonstrates the importance of circularity for the chromosome to avoid end-degradation (the advantage of circularity to alleviate the first difficulty, as described in the Introduction).
This, to some degree, indicates that the introduction of negative entropy flow alleviated the financial pressure of Venezuela, which can reduce the loss of investors.
The problem is analogous to the introduction of synthetic fur, which has alleviated the demand for fur from animals.
