The phrase "ameliorate capacity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express the idea of improving or enhancing someone's or something's ability or potential.
Example: "The new training program aims to ameliorate capacity among employees, enabling them to perform their tasks more efficiently."
Alternatives: "enhance capability" or "improve capacity."
Polymeric NPs are of prenominal interest, as the polymers can be co-polymerized, surface modified, or bio-conjugated for ameliorate targeting capacity and distribution of the encapsulated agents.
Thus, subacute exposure to SMF altered the antioxidant response by decreasing tissues selenium contents, while selenium supplementation ameliorates antioxidant capacity in rat exposed to SMF.
Several therapeutic strategies that focus on sepsis-related endothelial dysfunction have been shown to influence EPC [ 66], for example, statins, shown to increase EPC number and ameliorate their functional capacity, that is, decreasing senescence and improving proliferation [ 67, 68].
However, our experience suggests that our SR-WBV component was not of sufficient duration and/or intensity to ameliorate physical functioning capacity as indicated by no improvements in the secondary outcomes.
A 3-month aerobic exercise training was safe and capable of ameliorating the cardiorespiratory capacity and the autonomic function in C-SLE patients.
In conclusion, this study demonstrated for the first time that a three-month supervised moderate-intensity aerobic exercise training program can be safe and effective in ameliorating the cardiorespiratory capacity and the autonomic function in C-SLE patients.
Conversely, administration of IL-4 to thermoneutral mice increases beige fat mass and thermogenic capacity to ameliorate pre-established obesity.
A growing body of anecdotal evidence in young and adult humans suggests that certain phytochemicals have the capacity to ameliorate tumors and reduce infections, especially those mediated by virus, in vivo.
P. tuber-regium possesses active phytochemicals that, when present in the diet of rats, can supply exogenous antioxidant capacity to ameliorate oxidative stress [13].
Natural products from plants have gathered significant attention due to the recent evidences suggesting their capacity to ameliorate oxidative stress and other related diseases.
