The phrase "already ameliorated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that has already been improved or made better.
Example: "The conditions in the area have already ameliorated since the new policies were implemented."
Alternatives: "already improved" or "already enhanced".
Having already shown that Rab11 ameliorated SV and quantal size abnormalities, we postulated that Rab11 overexpression might further ameliorate any behavioural defects in Htt93Q larvae associated with altered quantal size.
Intensification of postoperative chemotherapy in early-stage colon cancer patients has already proven to ameliorate the results of adjuvant treatment.
This is an additional important characteristic of IDS, i.e. how a low amount of this enzyme is already sufficient to ameliorate the phenotype.
Compared to measurements after ROSC [ 15, 16], in which blood flow had already recovered to ameliorate systemic hypoxia and hypoperfusion, it seems reasonable that lactate levels would be higher when measured during ongoing CPR.
When intravenously administered to ameliorate already existing PH induced by hypoxia alone without SU5416 ("reversal study"; Fig 6B), endothelial delivery of 7C1-encapsulated anti-miR-210 led to a decrease in miR-210 specifically in PECAM+ pulmonary vascular endothelial cells but not in other PECAM-negative pulmonary cells (Fig 6C).
In fact, the pain of the various proposed delays may be ameliorated in large measure by delays already incurred by the LHC.
Indeed many data have already allowed us to ameliorate not only our knowledge about cancer onset, but also about patients treatment.
MHC anchor-modified peptides have also been shown to induce anergy in polyclonal T-cell populations [77], [78], and in one of the studies it was reported that when administered in vivo to mice, the peptide reduced both the severity and incidence of EAE as well as being able to ameliorate an already established disease [77].
