Sentence examples for its alleviation from inspiring English sources

Basra's trauma proceeds from actual war, actual famine, actual danger -- and its alleviation requires action, not meditation.

The idea that suffering and its alleviation can be measured with some precision is characteristic of the foundation's technocratic, optimistic thinking.

A rise in thromboxane is thus associated with worsening PPHN and falling thromboxane with its alleviation.

Since cognitive dysfunction in depression contributes significantly to disability in some patients, its alleviation is an important goal.

Self harm in adolescence remains a very challenging public health problem that deserves continuing research and clinical efforts towards its alleviation.

However, when the stress is novel or too strong, its alleviation by pre-evolved responses is compromised and the remaining stress increases the extent of adaptive improvisation.

Robert Burton's sprawling Anatomy of Melancholy is an intermittently helpful, but always involving, series of meditations on sadness and its alleviations.

The national government has invested heavily in social housing, which is one of the centrepieces of its poverty alleviation policies.

But the MPs strongly criticise the Department for International Development (DfID), saying that it could provide little evidence of progress made in the past seven years towards integrating climate change into its poverty alleviation programmes, especially in Africa.

Its apparent alleviation by the BER-1 mtDNA background might have substantial implications for therapy, if the mechanism can be elucidated.

4 Hence, the status quo of the endogenous μ-opioid release and μ-opioid receptor (μOR) concentrations during headaches are critical elements for the understanding of the neurobiology of migraine and, most importantly, its clinical alleviation or aggravation.