Sentence examples for implemented to alleviate from inspiring English sources
Hence, MO-PSO is implemented to alleviate the congestion in the line.
Due to the limited data sources in many developing regions, proactive safety management cannot be implemented to alleviate crash risk.
The effects of adaptation measures, including water saving, and dynamic control of flood limiting water levels (FLWLs) for reservoir operation, were assessed and implemented to alleviate water shortages.
High CFRDs are feasible in seismic regions of western China if adequate design considerations are implemented to alleviate as much damage as possible during major earthquakes.
Although residents' opinion on the EWTD was not associated with burnout levels, the EWTD was found to be predominantly supported and anticipated by Greek residents and should be implemented to alleviate their workload and stress.
The Government's Safe Motherhood Programme, Aama Aurakshya Karyakram, was implemented to alleviate this and offers women 500 rupees in the Terai (plains) and 1,500 rupees in the mountains if they birth in a facility.
This location was chosen because there were known issues and a plan was to be implemented shortly to alleviate these, providing the opportunity for before and after comparison.
Their husbands were able to help them implement strategies to alleviate tension by providing financial resources and negotiating with guardians on their behalf.
(Somani Devi, mother, aged 35, Dalit caste, GHQ-12 score of 5, Lagma Gathaguthi) Most distressed mothers were unable to independently implement strategies to alleviate tension because they were not permitted to leave the house unaccompanied, and because guardians managed household finances and their daughter-in-laws' domestic responsibilities.
Besides GP cooperatives, numerous measures have been implemented to improve ED efficiency and alleviate crowding in Dutch EDs.
Thus, preventive measures have to be implemented to lower the incidence of tooth decay and alleviate the burden of untreated decays.
