Sentence examples for ameliorated only from inspiring English sources

These defects cannot be cured and can be visually ameliorated only by judicious retouching.

As with any other problems, sexual problems can be overcome or ameliorated only if the individuals concerned communicate effectively.

This, despite my horror of Labour's complicity in the Iraq war and its refinement of "Tina" (there is no alternatve), in which the excesses of a rampant capitalist economy were ameliorated only by parking people surplus to the new order on benefits (which the Tories were then only too happy to dismantle).

The DIBL effect, Early voltage and the intrinsic gain are ameliorated only for the short channel devices.

If and when health care reform finally passes, we will have successfully ameliorated only half of the crisis.

With the Soviet debacle of the previous year ameliorated only by the barest victory at Moscow, most of the original manpower of the Red Army had been killed, wounded or imprisoned by the Germans, with casualties of almost 1,000,000 just from the Battle of Moscow.

Interestingly, tau ablation prevented or ameliorated not only epileptic activity and premature mortality in Scn1aRX/+ mice, but also their deficits in learning/memory, nest building, and other behaviors.

BM-MSC infusion not only ameliorated hyperglycemia, but also promoted restoration of pancreatic β cells in T2D rats.

Indeed, in our study, we found that administration of a specific anti-Cyr61 antibody in CIA mice not only ameliorated inflammation, but also down-regulated the expression of MIP-2 (a counterpart of human IL-8) and impaired the infiltration of neutrophils in ST in vivo.

Additionally, inhibition of MBL and the lectin pathway in the latter settings might even "kill two birds with one stone" by ameliorating not only CIN but also tissue damage caused by the initial ischemic event and subsequent reperfusion via therapeutic revascularization.

Our study showed, however, that SB203580 could ameliorate not only lung inflammation but also excessive proteinase production, oxidative DNA damage, and apoptosis, indicating the further possibility of using p38 MAPK inhibitors as a new drug for the treatment of COPD.