Sentence examples for one alleviated from inspiring English sources

The second pathway by which ANT deficiency produces a pathological outcome is the one alleviated by AOX, involving disturbed metabolic or redox homeostasis.

It was a bone-jarring ride, but one alleviated by sightings of aerialist porpoises and flying fish that seemed to race the boat.

But first came the ceremonial lighting of multiple menorahs (having more than one alleviated the situation of every child wanting to light his or her own candle), including those made in Hebrew school by our children, Jake and Lucie, of nuts (as in nuts and bolts) glued onto colorfully painted blocks of wood.

That's a symptom, and one easily alleviated, not the cause.

While Los Alamos maintains technical expertise in seismology and the geodynamics of Earth's crust as a means of monitoring underground nuclear testing worldwide, that expertise could one day alleviate suffering from unexpected earthquakes on a similarly global scale.

Since some non-perturbative phenomena like confinement may not depend on the fields being spinors or scalars, one can alleviate calculations by replacing the quarks by scalar fields.

But the burden remained, and no one could alleviate it.

Several versions of the last chapter before the suspension will be bundled together as one to alleviate the problem.

Allowing the sale of a dirtier-burning blend, in place of a cleaner-burning one, might alleviate a supply bottleneck that is contributing to high prices.

Empathy is a complex capacity that includes cognitive, emotional, moral and behavioral processes, not only to feel another's pain but to imagine how one could alleviate his suffering and take rational steps to help that person.

The sidewalks were packed by early morning, well before the parade's 10am start time (the estimated attendance was around one million, alleviating concerns that fear or anxiety would keep more fans away).