The phrase "ameliorate poor" is not correct as it lacks a noun to complete the thought.
You can use "ameliorate" when discussing the improvement of a situation, condition, or quality, but it needs to be followed by a noun.
Example: "The organization aims to ameliorate poor living conditions in the community."
Alternatives: "improve the plight of" or "enhance the situation of".
There is a requirement to use simple tests to assess balance so that suitable interventions can be employed to ameliorate poor balance and enhance uptake of physical activity.
Further elucidation of this animal model should lead to improved understanding of how EE strategies can ameliorate poor wound healing and other symptoms that result from isolation stress.
Worksites provide an opportunity to intervene in employees' health, especially to ameliorate poor lifestyle choices associated with an increased risk for chronic diseases such as cancer.
Strengthening the Australian welfare system (rather than the current policy push to reduce welfare expenditure), particularly in the face of employment insecurity, could therefore ameliorate poor mental health experienced by those in paid work and the unemployed.
If there are indeed differential effects, the focus of interventions and services aimed at improving or ameliorating poor quality of life related to alcohol would need to reflect this.
This was explored in the current research, as was the inclusion of functional fatty acids (NT) that could ameliorate some poor growth and digestion issues in calves fed large amounts of MR. Two MR rates [moderate (MOD) or aggressive (AGG)] with and without NT were compared using 48 male Holstein calves initially 3 d old (43 ± 1.5 kg of body weight) randomly assigned to treatments.
Early intervention can significantly ameliorate the poor outcomes of usual care.
The possibility that postnatal TH treatment of THOP might ameliorate their poor developmental outcome, especially if born at <27 weeks, has received increasing attention.
Telmisartan treatment ameliorated the poor insulin-sensitivity to almost control level.
Importantly, CREB1 increases GABPα-GST binding to some SNPs 20-fold, effectively ameliorating the poor binding of GABPα-GST to these SNPs.
However, the treatment of BS15 positively ameliorated SNE chicks' poor growth by significantly increasing ADG, although there was no change of ADFI in these three groups from 1 to 28 day, indicating that BS15 as probiotics improved the animal's growth (Zhou et al. 2010; Zhou et al. 2016).
