Sentence examples for ameliorate problems from inspiring English sources
Since its inception in 2010, federal agencies have run more than 450 challenges, turning to the public to help ameliorate problems such as decreasing the "word gap" between children from high-and low-income families or increasing the speed at which saltwater can be turned into fresh water for farming in developing economies.
For such situations estimation of regression coefficients through ridge-regression was developed by Hoerl and Kennard [35] to ameliorate problems like inflation in absolute value of the regression coefficients and wrong sign of the regression coefficients resulting from these inter-correlated variables.
Recommendations to ameliorate problems identified in studies reviewed by Backer, Chapman and Mitchell [ 13] reflect those from the UK inquiry [ 18]: that is, developing liaison models, especially through a disability liaison nurse, supporting carers, and improving communication.
The aim of message order placement was to exploit the primacy effect whereby information that is important for medical decision-making is presented first in order to ameliorate problems with short term memory [ 31].
On the other hand, the analysis method modeled evolution in each branch of the phylogeny with a relaxed molecular clock, meaning that rates of change were allowed to vary, which should have helped to ameliorate problems associated with slowdown or speedup of the rates.
In the area of health, members of the lab are examining new ways of understanding and ameliorating problems people have with a variety of conditions.
The new reactor offers high NOx-removal rates without ammonia slip emissions and ameliorates problems associated with the fluctuations and distribution of the gas.
Ford and other foundations also increased the portion of assets they gave away in hopes of ameliorating problems caused by the poor economy.
Johnson's book shows how government programs ameliorated problems in the 1960s through 1980s, how local governments drew back from those solutions in the past thirty years, and how we can solve them again with the proper commitment.
The cost of resolving disputes is a essentially a customer service cost, because incurring it is a proactive managerial decision to increase customer satisfaction by ameliorating problems that result in disputes.
More optimistically, increased attention to the basic principles of question design [e.g., [ 54]] could be effective in ameliorating problems across multiple language and cultural groups.
