Sentence examples for cases alleviate from inspiring English sources

Similarly, diagnosis and treatment of UACS and GER would in most cases alleviate or abolish bothersome cough.

Below we illustrate how evolutionary and ecological processes in some cases alleviate the impacts of invasions, whereas some invasions lead to long-term, sometimes irreversible, fundamental ecosystem changes.

Local hypermutation might in some cases alleviate the problem of recombination, as the locus affecting mutation rate might be tightly linked to its mutational target (preventing dissociation via recombination).

The two remaining cases, alleviating and aggravating directional interactions from gene B to gene A are shown in Figure 4A (B → A, B ⊣ A).

July 14: Forget the duct tape! "Apple's Bumper case alleviates the iPhone 4 signal-loss problem".

This contribution discusses variations that, in some cases, may alleviate noise-induced correlation (in the open-loop case) and allow the applicability of the approach to unstable plants.

Vetlife provides financial relief in some cases to alleviate some of the money stresses that vets face, and their helpline provides a place where struggling vets can talk to someone who understands.

It extends the applicability of the technique to isolated primary cells and rare cell populations (e.g. biobank samples, stem cells), and in many cases will alleviate the need for cell culture and any associated alteration of epigenetic marks.

Many of these studies demonstrated the efficacy of positive psychology interventions such as counting your blessings [ 29, 30], practicing kindness [ 31], setting personal goals [ 32, 33], expressing gratitude [ 30, 34] and using personal strengths [ 30] to enhance well-being, and, in some cases, to alleviate depressive symptoms [ 30].

We note that use of a bootstrap variance estimate in this case may alleviate these concerns.

"According to the defendant, his motive in these cases was to alleviate patient pain and suffering," Detective Daniel Baldwin, a county investigator, told the court in an affidavit.