Sentence examples for capable of ameliorating from inspiring English sources
American ginseng is capable of ameliorating cardiac dysfunction and activating Nrf2, a master regulator of antioxidant defense, in the heart.
In this respect, heparan sulfates (HSs) offer new possibilities because crude mixtures of these polysaccharides are capable of ameliorating proteinuria.
Recently, major efforts have focused on identifying inhibitors capable of ameliorating Nox-mediated CVD.
Viewed collectively, hippocampal grafting studies show that fetal hippocampal tissue/cells survive grafting, establish both afferent and efferent connections with the host brain, and are also capable of ameliorating certain learning and memory deficits in some models.
We sought to identify biologically active compounds capable of ameliorating the phenotypic effects of IL-6 expression and to explore their potential therapeutic use for cholangiocarcinoma.
Furthermore, we present evidence that mGluR5 receptor antagonism is capable of ameliorating the behavioral deficits observed in alpha-syn tg mice.
In the past few months we've seen a remarkable consensus emerge on three big points: that digital exclusion is a real social problem; that it's capable of being ameliorated; and that the government has a role in promoting attempts to do so.
Interestingly, Mecp2 −/− animals subjected to pharmacotherapy to improve lipid metabolism showed amelioration of motor symptoms and decreased lethality [28], but the possibility that the pharmacological restoration of lipid homeostasis is capable to ameliorate the intestinal phenotype in the Mecp2 −/− animals has not been explored.
The need to develop efficacious treatment approaches for knee OA that are capable of not only ameliorating symptoms but also slowing disease progression is an important research and clinical objective [ 93].
In this context, the affordable nutraceutical that is designed for the rural poor is celebrated as a humanitarian technology, capable of relieving suffering and ameliorating the loss of life in contexts of crisis (Cross, 2013; Redfield, 2012).
"We're capable of playing better".
