Sentence examples for assuage effects from inspiring English sources

This effort is often in order to assuage effects of government failure to support PHC.

But the fact of the matter is that in order to assuage the effects of a changing planet, the change begins with us.

This way, actions and decisions at one level of governance can assuage the effects of weaknesses at other levels of governance.

It supports the evidence that individuals and communities can assuage the effects of government failure in the provision of public goods such as PHC in LMICs (Lewis 2006; Akinola 2007).

Non-physician clinicians, a group of mid-level healthcare workers referred to as Tecnicos de Medicina Geral (TMGs), help assuage the effects of the healthcare worker crisis by providing the majority of rural healthcare in Mozambique.

Taken together, these data suggest that DN FTase/GGTase I α-subunit can assuage the mitogenic effects of IGF-1 and insulin on MCF-7 breast cancer cells.

In more recent years, researchers have attempted to synthesize and extend these founding theories by considering the role of replacements or hiring in assuaging the negative effects of turnover (e.g., Nyberg and Ployhart, 2013) and by factoring in the timing or clustering of turnover (Hausknecht and Holwerda, 2013).

"Cement, steel, chemicals, refining and transportation are among many sectors that must be addressed in a manner similar to the energy sector and in a way that assuages concerns about effects on international competitiveness," the statement said.

Secretion of endogenous FAs could possibly assuage the toxicity effect while reducing product extraction costs.

This loop allows Egr2 to assuage the inhibitory effect of Gabpa and increases its own expression.

Furthermore, no significant differences were observed between the 30 m buffer treatment and uncut control treatments suggesting that a 30 m or larger riparian buffer may assuage the in-stream effects of riparian timber harvest.