This technique is aimed at ameliorating the symptoms of movements, cognition, and emotions in several neuropsychiatric conditions (Luigjes et al. 2013; Perlmutter and Mink 2006).
From a clinical perspective, most persons who were occupationally exposed to Mn, users of ephedron, and patients with liver disease and parkinsonism are not responsive or are minimally responsive to l-dopa therapy, the mainstay therapy that ameliorates the early movement abnormalities in PD (Table 1).
So maybe the 'Stop Hmovementment should concentrate on ameliorating the consequences.
This is not liberation theology, with its assertion that God favors the oppressed, but it does echo the Social Gospel, the movement that a century ago called for Christianity to "add its moral force to the social and economic forces making for a nobler organization of society" with churches actively ameliorating "the burden of poverty," in the words of the movement's leader, Walter Rauschenbusch.
Ultimately, cross-border movement for trade and commerce, for tourism and travel, and for health care and education, will go far in ameliorating the longstanding distrust between neighbors.
"And perhaps even more, spiritualists were influential in ameliorating the concept of hell.
No policy proposals aim at ameliorating the conditions of white people.
The president and Democratic leadership did a valiant job ameliorating the worst features the deal.
Chronic antimuscarinic administration is a common therapy for DYT1 dystonia (Burke et al., 1986), prompting us to evaluate the ability of antimuscarinics to ameliorate the abnormal twisting movements in Dlx-CKO mice.
6 Nevertheless, a consistent finding has been that recreational football training improves balance (table 5), clearly suggesting that this training also ameliorates the participants' ability to coordinate movements and thereby potentially reduce accidental injuries in their everyday life.
