Sentence examples for partial alleviation from inspiring English sources
Paradoxically, partial alleviation of conditions of deprivation may provide such a basis, serving as the impetus for the formation of a social movement just as things seem to be getting better.
As a venture capitalist, I would not have invested in cellulosic without corn ethanol's partial alleviation of the risks of creating a market, creating distribution terminals, E85 pumps and starting our flex-fuel fleet.
Many of the participants who took the MDMA reported a partial alleviation of tinnitus after three hours, but there was also a large placebo effect among the participants.
In addition, CsA treatment also induced a partial alleviation of the motor deficit in sham-operated animals (3.3 ± 1.2 turns/min) as compared to vehicle-treated animals (7.2 ± 1.0 turns/min, P < 0.05) (Fig. 3a).
This partial alleviation of the discrimination against rNTP incorporation by the Y254V mutant is caused in part by an increase in rNTP binding affinity; the Kd for rNTP binding to the post-translocation state of complexes formed with the Y254V mutant was ∼20-fold smaller than the Kd for complexes formed with the wild-type enzyme.
The relatively high level of plasma AVP under basal conditions (2.3 pmol/mL) seen in the proband together with a normal AVP response to dehydration as well as only partial alleviation of symptoms using high doses of dDAVP, indicates segregation of a partial nephrogenic DI phenotype (CNDI) in the family.
Any compound, natural or synthetic with antioxidant properties that might contribute towards the partial or total alleviation of this damage may have a significant role in the treatment of diabetes mellitus.
We repeated one case in our series that ended up as partial success (Case 16), but with great alleviation of symptoms.
In this context it is worth noting that the alleviation of the feeling of existential solitude albeit only partial or temporary that comes to patients when they address their self-disorders may itself be of therapeutic value.
Surgery with either partial or total excision of the spinous processes does not always result in pain alleviation [13].
