Sentence examples for and cannot be alleviated from inspiring English sources

Respiratory death probably results from the toxicity of gaseous SO(2) before absorption as bisulfite and cannot be alleviated by sulfite oxidase.

This is common practice in this type of registries and cannot be alleviated because of financial constraints and the acquisition of data in real world clinical practice and its well known constraints of time.

It is sceptical in a fundamental way; sceptical doubts of a Cartesian sort, that is, doubts that can be raised about any set of empirical claims whatever, and so cannot be alleviated by experience, are tailor-made to preserve at once a domain and a job for philosophical reflection.

The symbolic weight of the beginning of the "thaw" between David and Goliath, cannot be alleviated with calls for calm, nor energetic speeches that point toward a halt in the negotiations.

Since it has been described that nonspecific binding in trophoblast ic) cells is extreme and often cannot be alleviated through conventional blocking procedures [ 22], we initially blocked cell lines with normal goat serum and further blocked them with or without human serum.

An exigency is defined by the American Association of University Professors as an "imminent financial crisis which threatens the survival of the institution as a whole" and one that cannot be alleviated by less drastic means than firing faculty.

The focus of future research should be on women who do not produce enough breast milk and whose problems cannot be alleviated with current therapies or changes in breastfeeding behavior.

Analyzing thousands of markers should also increase the power of direct methods, although the type I error issue underlined above is unlikely to be fully resolved even with high power, and sampling requirements cannot be alleviated by intensifying the genetic coverage of each individual.

The Netherlands: Voluntary euthanasia is legal for the terminally ill and in cases of hopeless and unbearable suffering that cannot be alleviated.

Chronic fatigue is characterized by persistent and recurring fatigue that cannot be alleviated by rest [ 1, 2].

The person must be in a medically hopeless situation of persistent and unbearable physical or psychological suffering as a consequence of a serious and incurable medical condition, which cannot be alleviated otherwise.