Sentence examples for had ameliorated from inspiring English sources

A surprising number of Pius IX's contemporaries found him a charismatic, attractive personality, who had ameliorated some of the humiliating centuries-old restrictions on Jews in Rome while retaining others.

Our findings suggest that improved river control of the Danube had ameliorated a sub-optimal habitat, which enhanced the formation of a dispersal sink.

In addition, Christensen et al. revealed that TLR7-deficient lupus-prone mice had ameliorated disease and decreased lymphocyte activation [ 35].

It's hard to- to deal with sometimes…" (Patient 9) Three patients (20.0%) raised, unprompted, the feeling that the antidepressant treatment had ameliorated physical symptomatology associated with their disease, including reducing the frequency of symptoms or flare-ups of disease.

In addition, the probable CCHF virus seroconversion of 2 HCPs who had ameliorated or no symptoms after receiving ribavirin PEP may contribute further to the experience with and dosing regimen for ribavirin PEP in HCPs exposed to CCHF virus.

In the case of OHA use and better PQOL, it might be that the use of OHA had ameliorated the physical symptoms of uncontrolled diabetes mellitus leading to improved physical functioning of daily activities, sleep and concentration.

Mr. Netanyahu's string of conditions for a Palestinian state do seem to have ameliorated opposition from the Israeli right.

The stimulus plan, most economists believe, was essential, and it has ameliorated the bleak jobs picture.

The courts have done their job – over time, they have ameliorated the worst elements of the control order system – but that is not enough.

In some cases, with a judicious combination of industrial action and negotiation, the NUJ has ameliorated some of the effects of cost-cutting.

"The high productivity numbers have ameliorated concerns for inflation for the time being," Thomas Hoenig, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, said late last month.