The phrase "at amelioration" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to refer to the process of improvement or betterment, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "The project aims at amelioration of the community's living conditions."
Alternatives: "toward improvement" or "for betterment".
Secondary outcome measures included chi-square tests for the variables group and treatment response, which was defined as amelioration of at least 5 points in the TQ [ 27].
A recently developed staging instrument shows much promise for monitoring patients and evaluating therapies, which at present are aimed at symptom amelioration.
Ficino developed the principles for a kind of natural magic directed not at impressing audiences, but rather at the amelioration of elderly scholars' melancholy temperaments (Copenhaver 2007).
Our results highlight residues and regions of the Aβ peptide important for future targeting agents aimed at the amelioration of Alzheimer's disease.
But even if stabilization were achieved - unlikely given the glacially slow attempts at climate amelioration - global sea levels are likely to continue to rise above pre-industrial levels somewhere between 40 centimeters and 1.4 meters, according to Pachauri (Hansen says it's more like 2 meters, and we're getting dangerously close to the "tipping point").
The rate at which amelioration of horizontally acquired DNA occurs within the chromosome is likely to account for the small differences between chromosomes and stably incorporated GIs compared to the transient or independent replicons such as phages and plasmids.
These findings indicate that other mechanisms such as activation of paracrine pathways may play an important role on cardiac performance amelioration at week 2 [1], but additional studies will be needed in the future to test this hypothesis.
Figure 2 shows changes from baseline in median MNCV according to symptom amelioration at year 3.
However, at embryonic stages the observed coloboma phenotype was fully penetrant and bilateral in all embryos investigated, indicating some degree of amelioration at later stages of development when a third of postnatal animals exhibited no apparent abnormality.
