Sentence examples for ameliorating any from inspiring English sources

The chart makes no mention of killing, and offers no suggestions for ameliorating any psychological aftereffects.

Dr. Idso and others assert that this effect is likely to continue for the foreseeable future, ameliorating any negative impacts on plant growth from rising temperatures.

Controlling "dangerous" classes (principally of the industrial working variety), more than ameliorating any pronounced spike in crime, was the reason for its formation.

But we have to channel our anger toward doing all that we can to prevent and ameliorate any further attack.

"Lennie, sometimes in life you have to grab what you can grab when you can grab it," Mr. Grimaldi said you told him during a trip to Washington in 1999, to ameliorate any pangs of guilt about your graft.

To ameliorate any feeling that Quaker is trying to commercialize a noncommercial event, the company will use the house parties to raise awareness for a fund-raising campaign that began this week (startwithsubstance.com).com

Pain, for instance, is the same functionally, though different physically, in a human, a dog and an octopus – whatever induces each of them to register, avoid and ameliorate any damage that that particular organism incurs.

The current study was designed to address two primary questions; (1) whether western diet (high fat/high sucrose) consumption would increase markers of inflammation in the prefrontal cortex and (2) whether concurrent voluntary wheel running would ameliorate any inflammation.

"It is impossible to say" based on their data, whether heavy training would ameliorate any undesirable effects of sitting or whether such effects even would occur in the supremely fit.

To the conservatives, the paradox was obvious: the administration's reaction to the Counterweight stories underlined the very point the editors were trying to make: namely, that the university, in its zeal to ameliorate any possible friction among students, is stifling the open, vigorous, nontimorous exchange of ideas.

The present experiments were designed to determine: (1) the generality of the particle-induced disruption of memory by examining the effects of exposure to 56Fe particles on object recognition memory; and (2) whether maintaining rats on these antioxidant diets for 2 weeks prior to irradiation would also ameliorate any potential deficit.