Sentence examples for attenuating the adverse from inspiring English sources

The present study was designed to evaluate the protective role of zinc in attenuating the adverse effects induced by lithium in blood of female Wistar rats.

Accordingly, curcumin should be considered as a potential safe and effective approach in attenuating the adverse effects produced by AN-related toxicants.

These results indicate that combining agents that act on different neuronal targets may be more powerful than either treatment alone, enabling use of lower doses of each compound, thereby attenuating the adverse effects of the individual drugs.

If the supply curve of the imported good is not perfectly elastic, however, the wealth effect increases the price of the imported good, encouraging consumers to switch back to the domestic good, further attenuating the adverse impact of immigration on the domestic wage.

Considering these points, the development of a drug delivery system is becoming increasingly important in the treatment of vitreoretinal diseases by facilitating the drug efficacy and attenuating the adverse effects whilst assisting their interaction with ocular tissues (Wong et al. 1987).

Therefore, administration of ATG extensively depletes patient's and donor's T cells and becomes a critical factor in attenuating the adverse effects of KIR ligand-incompatible transplantation predominating alloreactive NK cells to induce an antileukemic effect.

Likewise, pretreatment with either a PKCα β antagonist or a MAP kinase antagonist also attenuated the adverse venular effects.

This new finding implies that improving other governance channels can attenuate the adverse impact of ATPs, allowing firms to maintain ATPs without impairing firm value.

The wealth effect generated by the higher average income increases demand for the domestically produced good, increases the demand for labor, and helps to attenuate the adverse labor market impact of immigration.

Pretreatment with either one of three different antioxidants, including inhibitors of NF-κB activation, or two different Ca2+ channel blockers either prevented or attenuated the adverse venular effects of N-SMase and the ceramides.

The paper also proposes a mechanism to effectively utilize the limited network bandwidth resources and attenuate the adverse impact of in-vehicle network-induced time-delays, based on the idea of dynamic message priority scheduling.