The phrase "ameliorated the effect of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something has improved or mitigated the impact of a particular situation or condition.
Example: "The new policy ameliorated the effect of the economic downturn on small businesses."
Alternatives: "mitigated the impact of" or "lessened the effect of".
Gene disruption of iNOS ameliorated the effect of burn on IRS-1 mediated IRS-1 mediatedinsulinsignalingmuscle of mine.
None of these alternatives would cancel out the effect of the dispute - but a combination of foresight and backbone would at least have ameliorated the effect of the industrial action.
As both drugs were initiated together, it is not possible to elucidate the extent to which isoniazid may have ameliorated the effect of rifampicin on clozapine plasma levels.
On the other hand, co-administration of honey with ochratoxin A ameliorated the effect of ochratoxin A on the kidney where vascular congestion returned to normal.
Additionally, controlling for the confounding effect of alcohol in pregnancy and whether this child was the mother's first birth, ameliorated the effect of ART further, so that there was no significant difference between the ART and any comparison group.
RfaH-NTD ameliorated the effect of H-NS on the C393, G624, A746, G926, U996, U1011, and U1022 pauses but not on the strong H-NS-stimulated C346 and U588 pauses.
Administration of ginger ameliorated the effects of AA-induced colitis by plummeting colon weight-to-length ratio, macroscopic and microscopic scores.
In contrast, suppression of p53 ameliorated the effects of acrolein on telomere shortening.
Pharmacological induction or genetic over-expression of HO-1 significantly ameliorated the effects of A β1-42.
Moreover, virus-mediated expression of AKT1 in mouse hearts ameliorated the effects of DOX-induced cardiomyopathy [ 43].
From this, we suggested that increased protein consumption ameliorated the effects of the immune response on memory.
