Sentence examples for great alleviation from inspiring English sources

China witnessed rapid economic growth and great alleviation of poverty since its economic reform.

We repeated one case in our series that ended up as partial success (Case 16), but with great alleviation of symptoms.

The alleviation of poverty in China and India -- the countries that data suggest have seen the greatest alleviation of extreme poverty -- is in particular a direct result of the U.S. embrace of free trade.

Thus, the greatest alleviation of inhibition occurred when the xylo-oligomers were hydrolyzed to xylose after 72 hours.

By increasing the body weights and temperatures of the mice, lysostaphin treatment enhanced their metabolism, promoting the formation of immune cells and improving the body's defenses, so that the mice could recover rapidly, with greater alleviation of the MRSA pneumonia symptoms, a lower incidence of death, and longer survival times.

A pathway became clear: If you can empower women economically, you can ignite a catalyst for greater poverty alleviation at the individual, household and community level that is unstoppable.

China, the greatest poverty-alleviation success story of the last generation -- 28 million Chinese people were lifted out of poverty every year between 1990 and 2008 -- barely participated in the MDGs.

Work on the second phase of the Great Yarmouth flood alleviation scheme has been brought forward - as has work on Canvey island - both happen to be marginal seats.

Despite higher preoperative leg pain levels, outcomes in lumbar TDR patients with HNP and radiculopathy were similar to outcomes in patients with the classic indication; this because patients with higher preoperative leg pain levels benefit from a relatively greater leg pain alleviation.

We believe that herein resides a great potential for chemoprevention, alleviation of chronic inflammatory disorders, and healthy aging.

Regenerative medicine holds great promise for the alleviation of morbidity and mortality associated with organ failure or injury.