Sentence examples for first alleviate from inspiring English sources

This suggests that it would be prudent to first alleviate the possibility of premature formation of plastic hinges within the first and last bays of the frame, minimize large drift angles near the supports and then work sideways to control the displacements of the remaining bays or modules.

In stressed cells, the chaperone protein GRP78 dissociates from UPR sensors PERK, ATF6 and IRE1α leading to their activation to first alleviate ER stress.

In addition, there is a sort of association between the physician and the patient that has been ontologically constructed during human history, ever since someone's sufferings were first alleviated by someone else.

United Nations economist Heiner Flassbeck also said he believed the ECB had to "act now," rather than wait for the slowdown to hit first and alleviate inflationary pressures.

Leal says that Waggel is attempting to solve this by offering a fully digital solution that puts the customer experience first "to alleviate the stress that is typical of insurance".

The remedial actions suggested by the manufacturers include, first, to alleviate the effects of the price pressure under which they operate.

Second, to alleviate the resource over-reservation and insufficient reservation for handoff connections, we estimate the average reserved resource over the unreliable wireless channel considering the handoff probability.

It's not only tiring, it's expensive too, although tax breaks (the so-called "doppelte Haushaltsführung") for those forced to finance a second home alleviate some of this financial strain.

Second, to alleviate the tracker drifting problem caused by model update, we exploit both the ground truth appearance information of the object labeled in the initial frames and the image observations obtained online.

First, it alleviates the traffic load from the radio channels, which are becoming more and more congested, as the number of connected wireless devices increases rapidly.

The problem of low-contrast at tolerable doses in cryoEM micrographs was first partially alleviated by the introduction of better illumination sources (field emission guns, opposed to metal filaments) (Tonomura et al. 1979) and the usage of large defocus settings for contrast enhancement (Erickson and Klug 1970).