The phrase "ameliorated through a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements or enhancements made via a specific method or means.
Example: "The community's living conditions were ameliorated through a series of targeted social programs."
Alternatives: "improved by means of a" or "enhanced through a".
For both histidines 584 and 629, the potential charge these residues incorporate within the core appears to be ameliorated through the incorporation of a bound phosphate ion.
"This suggests that the adverse incidence of such a tax can be ameliorated through highly targeted financial assistance, without reducing the incentive benefits of a carbon tax," the paper stated.
Theoretically, any disease that can be ameliorated through knockdown of any endogenous or exogenous protein is a potential therapeutic target for RNAi-based therapeutics.
For instance, Konrad and colleagues [ 8] had found that inhibitory control in children with ADHD during a Stop Signal Task could be ameliorated through non-social incentives (i.e., tokens), improving task performance to the same level as normal controls.
Rather, both are ameliorated through teshuvah -- repentance, which points transgressor and victim to a new way into old ideas, and into original holiness through new ideas.
These observations have created much excitement in that aging is now thought of as a disease, which, like other diseases, can be ameliorated through pharmaceutical intervention.
We have hypothesized that modulation of D1 receptor activity might provide a possible mechanism by which visual search in neglect can be ameliorated through enhancement of working memory or selective attention.
Separation performance of membranes is further ameliorated through chemical modification of blend constituents.
I hope that can be ameliorated through some of the statements below.
The problem can be ameliorated through the use of eluents with near neutral pH.
