Sentence examples for ameliorated when from inspiring English sources

Growth often creates significant injustices which are ameliorated when popular outrage demands change.

Road restrictions get more intrusive after violent attacks and are ameliorated when the threat is reduced.

Researchers discovered that the neural toxicity from α-synuclein or htt-aggregates could be markedly ameliorated when TFEB is overexpressed or pharmacologically activated in PD or HD animal models, respectively (Decressac et al., 2013; Tsunemi et al., 2012).

The pure product showed a poor intercalation behavior (less than 120 mAh g−1 after 15 cycles in the 4.5 2 V vs. Li+/Li voltage window at 0.08C rate) which could be ameliorated when the synthesis was conducted with a slight excess of lithium (Li1.2Fe2F6.2).

In India, unusually dry weather was ameliorated when the Asian monsoon finally provided generous rains, albeit much later than average.

Considering the role of IVA-PLA2 in the arachidonic acid cascade, it is possible that hepatic fat deposition could be ameliorated when the production of such arachidonic acid metabolites is suppressed by the inhibition of IVA-PLA2.

Moreover, the approximation further ameliorates when the immersion time evolves.

This ethical dilemma goes to the fundamental issues of government and justice that the founding fathers attempted to ameliorate when setting up the U.S. government: Every American is protected by the law.

Treatment with a TRPV1 antagonist ameliorated sensitivity, when used both in the neonates prior to the acetic acid colonic irrigation, and in the adult hypersensitive rats.

Activation of the NADPH complex by vitamin E ameliorated arthritis when given before arthritis induction, indicating that the Ncf1 functional polymorphism is involved at the immune priming stage of disease.

FDG-PET maintains a role in dedifferentiated HCC, but overall accuracy ameliorates when associating 18F-FDG and 11C-acetate PET, thanks to the complementary information the two metabolic tracers can give [63, 64].