Sentence examples for instead of alleviating from inspiring English sources

The greedy, selfish "development" has worsened, instead of alleviating, its two biggest headaches: housing and traffic.

But instead of alleviating their suffering, her government has joined the military in restricting humanitarian access to people in need.

One nerve growth factor, instead of alleviating a disease, made people feel full, and is now being tested as an obesity drug.

Three decades after the implementation of housing policies, transport still fails to mitigate these distances and instead of alleviating the patterns of segregation, it may have reinforced them.

Only by recognizing the complexity of the variables that play into the gap can companies and the government enact policies to root out the deeper causes of those disparities, instead of alleviating its symptoms.

But instead of alleviating the prevailing ignorance about this exchange, especially its British aspects, it sows confusion by covering too much historical and social ground with too few really good paintings.

However, studies have shown that a large portion of physician burnout is due to workflow issues caused – instead of alleviated by – the added work that electronic medical records bring.

Thus, we tested the hypothesis that SL-LPS pre-conditioning may exacerbate, instead of alleviate sepsis mortality in vivo.

It is suggested that MSCs may conduct a 'neutralization' effect, which means that the LPS integrates to TLR-4 on the surface of MSC instead of cardiomyocytes, alleviating the detrimental effects of LPS to cardiomyocytes.

We also demonstrated that the MMP13 inhibitor CL82198 prevents OA progression in the MLI-induced murine knee OA model and may, therefore, represent a novel treatment option for OA patients to preserve articular cartilage and joint function instead of simply alleviating OA symptoms as existing treatments do.

Re-running our model with a larger number of cells (50 instead of 20) alleviated the discrepancy in #pSTAT5* IL-2R α products as presented in our new Figure 6C – left.