Sentence examples for chances of alleviating from inspiring English sources
Knowledge of the susceptibility genes could improve the treatment of patients by allowing earlier intervention through treatment, increasing the chances of alleviating the symptoms or even recovery.
Although this report is not in a position to uphold or dispel this assertion, it is worth noting that for most cases in this study a combination of therapy procedures was utilized thereby improving the chances of alleviating the discomfort felt by the runners.
There are, however, many drugs successfully used in pain management whose use is "off-label" because the practitioner considers the risk to the patient to be less and the chances of alleviating pain greater when that drug is used as opposed to a licensed alternative.
There might be some chance of alleviating the threat through using technological advance, so any delay in gathering evidence could be catastrophic for some groups if not for everyone.
Tourism carries the heavy responsibility of alleviating poverty in Nepal.
The surgeons said that they attempt to give every patient a chance to survive, and avoid the risk of termination of treatment too early may result in overtreatment, and prolonging the patients' pain and suffering instead of alleviating them.
Apparently, perhaps instead of alleviating the burden of diabetes care and self-care behaviors experienced by adolescents (19), tangible support adds to this burden, possibly increasing the chances of development of psychopathology.
UNICEF has a long history of alleviating human suffering.
What's so upsetting is that it has perverted noble causes, the most salient being the support for the Palestinian people; parts of the Corbynite Left's turn-a-blind-eye stance towards anti-semitism undermines any chance of helping alleviate their suffering.
"Stewart will still be a needed airport, but without the rail link, the chance of its really alleviating the overcrowding at the other airports is minimal," Mr. Schumer said in an interview.
