The phrase "ameliorate negative" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to attempt to express the idea of improving or mitigating something negative, but it lacks proper context and structure.
Example: "We need to find ways to ameliorate negative impacts on the environment."
Alternatives: "mitigate adverse" or "improve detrimental".
Microclimatic planning and design can ameliorate negative effects of global climate change.
The net benefits of easier building should be large enough to help compensate losers and invest in projects to ameliorate negative effects.
To ameliorate negative effects of final harvest on terrestrial vertebrate diversity, land managers have instituted various practices, including retaining habitat elements, protecting riparian zones and sensitive ecological areas, and limiting final harvest unit size as well as how soon an adjacent forest patch can be harvested.
According to previous publications [61] there is a pharmacodynamic interaction between methadone treatment and cigarette smoking; methadone and nicotine (smoking) share some effects: increase the ratings of euphoria and ameliorate negative mood.
To ameliorate negative impacts, pro-environmental behaviours should be fostered.
Patients and families also require access to professional interventions that ameliorate negative disease sequelae, and support them during a potentially life threatening event.
It is possible these effects of smoking or nicotine on ameliorating negative symptoms and cognitive deficits may help explain some of the reasons why patients with schizophrenia show such a high rate of cigarette dependence.
As an atypical antipsychotic, clozapine is considered to be useful in ameliorating negative symptoms, whereas the typical antipsychotic, haloperidol, mostly reverses positive symptoms.
Networks of PLHIV offer a key mechanism for enhancing support to those who are affected, and ameliorating negative experiences of living with HIV (Odhiambo & Gatua, 2008).
Because epigenetic mechanisms such as DNA methylation may have a role in disease processes, modulation of these by micronutrient supplementation may play a role in preventing or ameliorating negative health outcomes from inadequate nutrition.
Potential design solutions to ameliorate the negative effects of high burnup and high temperature are discussed.
