Sentence examples for is relieved through from inspiring English sources
Autoinhibition is relieved through binding of the GTPase RhoA to the N-terminal element.
With this information and the elastic and fracture properties of the film and the substrate measured using nanoindentation, the residual tensile stress and strain undergone by the oxide film while cooling after the application of a laser pulse was estimated; this is the same stress that is relieved through cracking.
In many patients, stress-induced tension is relieved through involuntary motor activities of the dental arches, resulting in parafunctions.
These individuals also experience more work stress, which is relieved through drinking and smoking; thus, these individuals find it more difficult to quit.
During phosphate starvation this inhibition is relieved (through an unknown mechanism) and additional Pho7 is recruited to a number of sites throughout the genome, causing further induction of pho7 + -dependent genes (see Figure 6 for a comparison of the S. cerevisiae and S. pombe PHO pathways).
The streets of Havana are even worse — the inverse of a workers' paradise, where the teeming citizens are "trapped by an anxiety that could only be relieved through shouting, violent gestures and resentful glances".
The original bill required someone to have a terminal illness and to be suffering unbearable pain that could not be relieved through other measures before they could access assistance in ending their life.
Through iterations between these two levels, distribution congestions can be relieved through DR schemes.
Throughout the world, the rise in labor costs and aging are relieved through immigration.
Pent up discontent with Facebook and Twitter has in part been relieved through Diaspora and other existing open source social networks.
By combining clinical levels of research with longitudinal tracking and computer vision expertise, they are becoming a platform for any intervention where pain can be relieved through regular clinical observation and guidance.
