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Interestingly, eight weeks of treatment with Aloe vera gel not only alleviated all the mentioned deficits related to diabetes, but in some aspects, it was even more effective than insulin.

In conclusion, the introduction of optional HOP for freshmen of electrical engineering not only alleviated the stress that they face in response to the ICS course, but also improved the students' academic performance and class attendance rate as well as raising their interest and boosting their confidence in further challenges in the field of electrical engineering.

With Roosevelt's untimely passing, the fear which permeated American life when he became president during the Great Depression, and which returned when the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor nearly nine years later -- a fear which he not only alleviated, but transcended -- returned with a vengeance.

Clearly, the removal of butanol by pervaporation not only alleviated butanol toxicity, but also increased fermentation rate and butanol yield.

Notably, DMARD treatment not only alleviated the symptom of the RA patients, but also altered the microbiome and partially restored a healthy microbiome in the RA patients.

In a previous study, inhibition of Akt activity not only alleviated pulmonary inflammation but also alleviated lung damage and fibrinogenic activity [ 18].

And, ultimately, if we get it right, which we will, we will not only alleviate the concerns but we can actually strengthen our intelligence relationships going forward.

The most common treatment for the disorder is to wear a night guard, which may not only alleviate grinding but, in some cases, train someone to stop grinding altogether.

Such a vaccine could be especially important in developing countries where it could not only alleviate suffering but also, by keeping the viruses in an infected person's blood at an extremely low level, prevent the spread of AIDS.

"The message is clear: helping women who are depressed in pregnancy will not only alleviate their suffering but also the suffering of the next generation," said Carmine Pariante, professor of biological psychiatry at King's College London's Institute of Psychiatry.

Mr Alakiotis believes cremation would not only alleviate overcrowding in graveyards, it would also reduce financial pressures on families.