Sentence examples for no ameliorating from inspiring English sources

Intravascular proteins such as albumin and also cysteine 93 on the β subunit of hemoglobin can be S-nitrosylated, and this may serve to buffer excess NO, ameliorating potential toxic effects of overabundant NO release.

For Helen Keller there was no ameliorating "merely"; what she suffered was a totality of exclusion.

Because of projected future climate change, the volatility of production of agricultural commodities would increase if no ameliorating measures are taken.

The agony of war is recalled with no ameliorating sense of glory.

When HUVECs were pre-treated with a blocking IFNAR mAb and rB18R, or with a blocking anti-CD73 mAb (7G2), TNF-α driven hyperpermeabiliTNF-α drivennger ameliorated by DENV2 infection.

Clinical trials with L-arginine supplementation appear to correct the NO deficiency and ameliorate pulmonary hypertension.

Accordingly, enhanced expression of NIR (NO reduction) or NOD (NO oxidation) could ameliorate the NO-signalling response of coral bleaching presumed activated by environmental stress.

The chart makes no mention of killing, and offers no suggestions for ameliorating any psychological aftereffects.

It seems that Wittgenstein stayed grouchy throughout his life, and that this grouchiness was in no way ameliorated by the pleasures of food and drink.

Inhalation of nitric oxide (NO) can ameliorate pulmonary ischemia/reperfusion (I/R) injury of the lung in several experimental models, but toxic effects of NO were also reported.

This is in no way ameliorated by the fact that mixed-families report a 53-percent decrease in their weekly income when one parent has been deported.