Thus, the impact of these inhomogeneities was substantially alleviated by the outstanding damage tolerance of the present TRIP steel induced by its high ductility and remarkable hardening capacity.
With the deliberate arrangement of the two reactive sections, the disadvantages by the unfavorable relative volatility can be substantially alleviated, facilitating consequently the reaction operation and separation operation involved.
This finding is not altogether surprising, since teachers in high-poverty schools had better working conditions and a real chance to succeed, their incentive to flee elsewhere was substantially alleviated.
"Although precipitation and snowpack conditions may be 'normal' or even somewhat 'below normal' in some regions, surface water supplies are clearly available…storage is being fully replenished and the drought emergency has been substantially alleviated," ACWA argued in a letter to the water board earlier this month.
cIV knockdown in neurons was not lethal during development but produced a rapidly progressing locomotor and seizure-sensitivity phenotype, which was substantially alleviated by AOX.
Meanwhile, the MRI of November 2010 showed that the size of the paravertebral mass had decreased when compared with the examination undertaken in August 2011 and the spinal cord compression had been substantially alleviated.
Consequently, early interventions targeting issues surrounding CPAP knowledge, benefits and expectations, the initial novel experience, and common problems in achieving sleep with CPAP may be substantially alleviated by timely education and clinical management [ 9].
All the CM determined a decreased cell viability, secondary to a reduced activation of Akt and of ERK 1/2, both playing a pivotal role in cell survival/proliferation, which was substantially alleviated by transfecting the HK-2 cells with a constitutively active form of Akt [ 26].
However, the follow-up data suffered from high levels of skew and kurtosis which was not substantially alleviated by data transformation.
