Sentence examples for highly ameliorated from inspiring English sources

Lawrence Pressman, an actor who has known the Weitzes for years and who had a small role as a lacrosse coach in "American Pie," says, "Whatever fierceness that John had as a father was highly ameliorated by the fact that both boys knew he could descend to that level".

Here we have taken advantage of a periaxin mutant with a highly ameliorated phenotype to examine the relationship between internodal lengths and conduction velocities.

Except urea nitrogen which was highly ameliorated with the lower dose of Moringa seeds powder in G3 than that of the higher dose in G4, the other parameters were more ameliorated by treating with the higher dose in G4 than that of G3.

Alternatively, VvI-8 might be acquired from a compositionally similar donor (e.g. a related Vibrio species) or it may have been acquired an evolutionary long time ago, resulting in a highly ameliorated fragment [ 18].

Treatment with TRP601 highly ameliorates enzymatic caspase-3 activity.

Inherited zinc absorption disorders, resulting from mutations in SLC39A4 [ 8], can be ameliorated by highly-dosed oral zinc supplementation [ 5].

Psychostimulants are highly effective in ameliorating the three major clusters of behavioural symptoms of ADHD [ 38].

For example, digoxin is often highly effective in ameliorating the symptoms of congestive heart failure (mechanism) but does nothing to modify the underlying coronary artery disease (cause).

Consequently, it is likely that ecological restoration will be increasingly directed toward ameliorating highly degraded lands of the sort that Aldo Leopold labored to restore (Aber and Jordan 1985).

In contrast and to our surprise, we did not observe any protection by 12-lipoxygenase inhibitor AA861, and only minor but not statistically significant protection by vitamin K1 and K2, reagents that were all highly effective in ameliorating glutathione depletion-induced oxidative injury in oligodendrocytes and neurons as well as arachidonic acid-induced necroptosis in oligodendrocytes.

4 Cohort studies may be biased by ascertaining more severely affected cases, although this would be ameliorated by a highly ascertained cohort. 2 Although death certificate studies might be expected to overcome the ascertainment bias of cohort studies, they are dependent on NF1 being accurately recorded on the death certificate.