Sentence examples for possibilities of ameliorating from inspiring English sources
In his 1998 book False Hopes, Callahan laments that the spirit of contemporary medicine "is that of unlimited horizons, of infinite possibilities of ameliorating the human condition".
"What this therapy has done is show that there is a clear-cut possibility of ameliorating the lean-tissue depletion," Schambelan says.
Our result suggests that Moringa oleifera could prevent nicotine-induced cerebellar injury in Wistar rats, with the possibility of ameliorating the clinical features presented in associated cerebellar pathology.
The possibility of ameliorating insulin resistance is unclear.
Our results open up the possibility of ameliorating the effects of Fe-deficient soils by identifying or creating maize lines with enhanced NO production under Fe deficiency.
Cognitive remediation offers the possibility of ameliorating a specific deficit (i.e., a deficit in cognitive functioning) that often accompanies psychotic symptoms and may restrict the magnitude of the clinical benefits derived from MFG.
Thus the possibility of modulating S-nitrosylation events could open new possibilities in ameliorating aggregation and toxicity of mutated proteins observed in many different neurodegenerative disorders.
In this respect, heparan sulfates (HSs) offer new possibilities because crude mixtures of these polysaccharides are capable of ameliorating proteinuria.
Promisingly, the invention of methods to correct specific RNA editing events [ 69– 71] has opened up possibilities of devising novel therapeutic strategies to ameliorate diseases caused by aberrant A-to-I editing.
We have outlined signalling pathways that are subject to regulation by RIP140 and contribute to the development of the metabolic syndrome and speculated about the possibility of targeting RIP140 to ameliorate associated metabolic disorders.
The discovery of a functional circadian clock in articular cartilage, and that it declines during aging, opens up the possibility of targeting the clock to ameliorate age-related changes (and perhaps in OA-susceptibility).
