Sentence examples for further alleviated from inspiring English sources

Hammerstein did his best to avoid the military situation when preparing the libretto: the director, Joshua Logan, reported in despair: 'He doesn't know the difference between a lieutenant and a captain.' The political conflicts were further alleviated when the show was filmed in 1958.

Diosmin further alleviated ethanol-induced NF-κB activation, enhanced expression of TNF-α, COX-2 and iNOS.

The addition of Sasobit restricted the decomposition process of the asphalt component, and the addition of PPA further alleviated the decomposition process and enhanced the stability of asphalt.

Additionally, when the combination of EA with antisense ODN was used, thermal hyperalgesia was further alleviated than EA or antisense ODN alone, with a maximum PWL of 7.66 ± 0.50 s at 30 min post the beginning of EA treatment.

Additionally, according to the severity scores, the pathological changes of the control groups, especially the mild inflammation in the connective tissues, seemed to be further alleviated at 72 hpi, compared to 48 hpi, whereas the severe histopathologic changes of Emuc expression group were more persistent (Figs. 1J and S5).

Overall, the above results indicated that SYD promoted angiogenesis by upregulating VEGF-induced miR210 expression to activate Notch pathway, and further alleviated neuron damage and ameliorated the ultrastructure of endothelial cells in the MCAO rats, ultimately enhancing the cognition and memory of MCAO rats.

In a move that could further alleviate tensions between China and the Philippines, Mr. Aquino swore in a new ambassador to Beijing on Monday.

Today's figures will further alleviate pressure to raise interest rates, even though the Bank itself has forecast inflation hitting 5% in the coming months.

Progressiois a UK charity which places skilled development workers in eleven countries around the world in order to work with local organizations to improve their effectiveness and further alleviate poverty.

Rigorous and systematic study of the cycling phenomenon had yet to be conducted, and the need was increasingly exigent as cities sought to accommodate existing cyclists clamouring for improvements and to recruit new ones to further alleviate automobile pollution and traffic congestion.

Adaptive time-stepping schemes and under-relaxation formulas further alleviate the computational burden.