The phrase "ameliorate the present" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts to improve current conditions or situations.
Example: "In order to create a better future, we must focus on how to ameliorate the present challenges we face."
Alternatives: "improve the current situation" or "enhance the present circumstances."
In fact, for CUREs to ameliorate the inequities present in a student's first experience with research, it is necessary to make these CUREs required introductory courses in which all students must participate.
Therefore, in the current study we extended our previous work to a clinically relevant model of established HHD to investigate whether a single intravenous injection of AAV9-BNP could ameliorate the cardiac dysfunction present in aged SHRs or prevent further worsening and extend survival.
To ameliorate the asynchrony that can be present with conventional pneumatic ventilator triggering, neural triggering using diaphragm electrical activity has been developed [ 20].
In summary, this study indicates that AS-IV can ameliorate the structural and functional abnormalities present in a STZ-induced rat model of DN, with the renoprotective activity mediated through the inhibition ER stress.
Normally, the estimation of derivatives is subject to considerable variability but this is substantially ameliorated in the present context by the high resolution nature of the data.
Although confusion reigns, it is rumored that the brief appeal process will end Tuesday and, at present, it seems unlikely to ameliorate the situation.
The goal of the present study was to examine whether CP treatments ameliorate the brain damage induced by chronic cerebral hypoperfusion.
As standards evolve, these procedures may ameliorate the very high current cost and risk associated with present compliance requirements.
It shows how the present treatment, i.e. diazepam, is able to ameliorate the gait disorder.
It is interesting to see how he presents this a concession that could ameliorate the impact of Michael Gove's decision to scrap GCSEs on less able pupils.
