"effectively ameliorate" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to improving a situation or making something better. For example, "We need to effectively ameliorate the economic crisis that is affecting our region."
It indicated the addition of TLA can effectively ameliorate aging resistance of thermal-oxidative and UV-aging.
In aggregate, our study demonstrated that delayed treatment with Tanshinone IIA in established AKI can effectively ameliorate progressive kidney destruction through protecting against kidney damage and inhibiting inflammation.
Therefore, curcumin can effectively ameliorate MT-induced cardiac dysfunction mainly by inhibiting systemic inflammatory responses and by weakening oxidative stress reaction and Ca2+ overload in cardiomyocytes.
Increased levels of red cell fetal hemogloblin, whether due to hereditary persistence of expression or from induction with hydroxyurea therapy, effectively ameliorate sickle cell disease (SCD).
This strategy may effectively ameliorate collateral induction of pro-metastatic factors in various organs and tissue.
Moreover, MSCs have been shown to effectively ameliorate experimental BPD when administered in a preventive or therapeutic approach [10].
In addition, agomelatine is the first antidepressant without antihistaminergic side effects that effectively ameliorates sleep-related complaints without sedation during the daytime.
The finding that TENS effectively ameliorated SS symptoms in parallel with its effect on HRV supports this hypothesis.
BBR effectively ameliorated cardiac necrosis and oxidative stress, whereas AG490 treatment blocked these effects.
The unique structure of GO suppresses the phonon scattering under tension, effectively ameliorating thermal conduction.
Suppression of hepatic glucose production (HGP) effectively ameliorates diabetes and can be exploited for its treatment.
