Sentence examples for may be ameliorating from inspiring English sources

Multinational companies are not monolithic and I agree with Fortune that these giants "may be ameliorating one great global problem even as they contribute to another".

Noise may be ameliorated in a number of ways.

"While the constructive knowledge disclosure standard may be ameliorated by another portion of the bill that allows monetary damages to be awarded only for a willful failure to comply with its requirements, the bill is confusing on this point".

The hyper-acute rejection of pig tissue may be ameliorated through cloning and genetic modification.

Third, the paper suggests how this form of innovation may be ameliorated from a policy perspective.

Conclusions: The costovertebral joint has been considered a candidate for producing back pain and/or psuedo-angina that may be ameliorated by spinal manipulation.

The major disorders of β-globin, sickle cell disease and β-thalassemia, may be ameliorated by expression of the fetal gene paralog γ-globin.

In fact, the pain of the various proposed delays may be ameliorated in large measure by delays already incurred by the LHC.

The application of molecular biological techniques to dietary fibre research has revealed potential mechanisms by which colonic inflammation may be ameliorated and the process of carcinogenesis prevented or delayed.

The study was designed to examine whether feeding soy protein isolate as partial replacement of casein (CN) affects glucose metabolism in young goats and whether effects may be ameliorated by supplementation of those AA known to be lower concentrated in soy than in CN.

The study was designed to examine whether feeding soy protein isolate as partial replacement of casein (CN) affects jejunal protein synthesis and whether effects may be ameliorated by supplementation of those AA known to be at lower concentrations in soy protein isolate than in CN.