The phrase "ameliorated among" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express improvement or enhancement within a group, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The conditions have been ameliorated among the community, leading to a better quality of life."
Alternatives: "improved within" or "enhanced among".
Kabat-Zinn founded the Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction prograt athehe University of Massachusetts Medical Center*; subsequent studies of its participants suggest that mindfulness can ameliorate, among other conditions, chronic pain and anxiety.
Some bank analysts also note that JPMorgan's strong earnings could ameliorate concerns among its investors.
Our findings, in concert with comparative data from previously documented studies, suggest a special need to ameliorate stress among the migrants, since they show both an excess of high stress and smoking behavior relative to urban residents [ 2, 24].
For instance, contaminant-induced mortality can be later ameliorated by reduced competition among the survivors, a concept we refer to as "density-mediated compensation".
Thus, still higher activity level seems to be needed, as progressive resistance training twice a week for 24 weeks ameliorated the body composition among RA patients with well-controlled disease [ 26] However, although a subset of the present patients were physically inactive; the patients had, in average, the same level of total physical activity as healthy Swedish women in the same age.
Moreover, as more females contribute eggs to a given 'patch' of hosts, LMC (competition among relatives) will be ameliorated and less-biased sex ratios will be favoured.
The organisation thus benefits from a high level of trust among villagers, which might have ameliorated issues of mistrust that surround immunisation programmes in India.
This approach also ameliorated some of the problems of conflicts of interest among NGOs receiving Global Fund grants [ 36].
In that study, it was demonstrated that support and help of co-workers, employer help, shortened work days, new skills and a modified work station or equipment were among the work-related factors that significantly ameliorated work ability.
A recent study suggests that the "wealth-health gradient" in cardiovascular mortality may be partially ameliorated by more rigorous management of known risk factors among less affluent people[ 18].
