Sentence examples similar to an ameliorative step from inspiring English sources

What it's designed to do is to divert attention from commonsense ameliorative steps that might, with a great deal of luck, be achievable, such as banning or restricting access to the kinds of rifles, pistols, and ammunition magazines that enable a shooter to fire thirty rounds in as many seconds simply by repeatedly pulling the trigger.

Despite these ameliorative steps, it is necessary to review reliability and validity in the BRFSS prior to the 2011 changes in protocols and inclusion of cell phone data.

We previously reported that Glu has an ameliorative effect on the development of the pathology in NC/Nga mice.

These results indicate that Kumarabharana Rasa has an ameliorative effect in reducing the signs and symptoms of chronic tonsillitis.

Finally, the utility of exercise as an ameliorative strategy to recover temporal order deficits in rats was also explored.

If such treatment was having an ameliorative effect, then there is no way that the chemical in question was an anticholinergic, because dosing a casualty with atropine in such instances would only add fuel to the fire, augmenting the toxicity.

The point is that the millions spent in Georgia on testing could be spent in ways that could have an ameliorative effect on the causes of poverty and thus a beneficial effect on schooling.

Keep copies wherever you might need them so when you find yourself on the brink you have "an emotional apothecary from which you can extract an ameliorative suggestion or two".

On the whole, these observations indicate that AWW has an ameliorative effect on crude oil mediated oxidative stress.

They also have an ameliorative effect on oxidative stress and hepatic fibrosis [ 32].

It has been argued that obtaining an ameliorative effect in transient forebrain ischaemia in gerbils is relatively easy.