Sentence examples for maybe alleviate from inspiring English sources

One of the researchers, Prof Mark Johnson from Birkbeck College, University of London, told the BBC: "The prevailing view is that if we are able to intervene before the onset of full symptoms, such as a training programme, at least in some cases we can maybe alleviate full symptoms".

By giving a terminally ill person just one intense, psychedelic trip, could we maybe alleviate some of that crushing end-of-life anxiety?

"I think they're maybe alleviating their own anxiety," she says.

Based on the above results, we assume that the AOX pathway suppresses the generation of ROS maybe by alleviating the over-reduction of the PSI acceptor side and accelerating the induction of NPQ.

If TV viewers of a certain generation once wanted someone to articulate their rage, as Faye Dunaway said in the movie "Network," the youngest generation of viewers now may simply want someone to give them their own platform to articulate their feelings — or maybe just to alleviate their boredom.

In its proposal, the company said 3D printed food could be tailored to each individual astronaut's nutritional needs, improving health and, maybe more importantly, alleviating boredom.

Maybe some key holiday releases alleviate the issue.

Since the problem seems to stem from the added ridership in Manhattan, maybe something can be done to alleviate the crowding in that borough.

… What I was using at the time wasn't working very well, … That way all the drugs would be paid for, which was GREAT… I was having a hard time getting around, so I thought, well maybe this will work… to alleviate the pain….

Interestingly, the Werner helicase, which is implicated in the resolution of alternative DNA structures and CFS maintenance [ 28], is necessary to alleviate stalling at CFS maybe allowing bypass of unusual structures detrimental to DNA polymerase delta progression [ 29].

The success of the trial has led to Deblieck and Goffin exploring further applications for Zora, to see how it can maybe help with dementia, Alzheimer's and even alleviate loneliness.