Sentence examples for partially alleviating from inspiring English sources

Permitting (or encouraging) organ sale will, it is claimed, save lives by (at least partially) alleviating the shortage of transplant organs.

Nonetheless, agents that increase Ng levels (e.g. vitamin A) were capable of partially alleviating the ageing-induced deficits in synaptic plasticity and memory (Etchamendy et al, 2001).

Cdc31 binding to only a fraction of repeats, in particular those on the new filament, could increase the interaction between adjacent Sfi1 molecules by partially alleviating this constraint.

DNA barcoding has been proposed as a method capable of partially alleviating this "taxonomic impediment" by enabling accurate species identifications by non-specialists using nucleotide comparisons across a standard gene region [ 2].

These trends have been only partially alleviated by attempts to reindustrialize and diversify the economy.

It is not surprising that vegan diets partially alleviate the symptoms of premenstrual syndrome ("For Some, Vegan Diet Relieves PMS," Feb. 15).

"The availability of DNA testing for death-row inmates may partially alleviate this concern," Justice O'Connor said in a speech to the Minnesota Women Lawyers that was transcribed by The Associated Press.

A second agricultural revolution, based on plant genetic engineering, was forecast to lead to increases in plant productivity and thereby partially alleviate malnutrition.

His administration was faced with continuing economic problems, some of which were partially alleviated by debt relief particularly the significant relief granted in 2003 and 2005.

It seems like a lot of the concerns you raise could be at least partially alleviated by more rigorous training and implementation of protocols about determining brain death.

Supplemental (bottled) oxygen breathed through a mask can partially alleviate the effects of hypoxia, but it can present an additional problem if a climber becomes used to the oxygen and then runs out while still at high altitude.