Sentence examples for potential alleviation from inspiring English sources

With more evidence that gut bacteria may exert some influence on brain function and mental health, probiotics and prebiotics are being studied for the potential alleviation of anxiety and depression symptoms.

There were no additional benefits reported from wearing the wristbands beyond the potential alleviation of nausea and vomiting.

Yet our understanding of the role of such developmental processes in the emergence, maintenance and potential alleviation of health disparities is limited.

Although the direct contribution of the improved glycocalyx barrier for vascular permeability could not be appreciated in the current study, the potential of alleviation of a perturbed glycocalyx as target for improving vascular permeability in diabetes was clearly indicated by a previous study of Broekhuizen and co-workers [ 23].

"What we are deeply worried about is not to allow India's huge growth potential and poverty alleviation challenges to be diluted or digressed from and which would be a great loss, especially to the poor and the dispossessed," says the letter.

The increase of astrocytic miR-34a in disease conditions may be a potential target for alleviation of PD progress.

Environmental auditing, which is used for the checking and verification of environmental performance, is an effective tool for investigating environmental emissions and resource consumption status and alleviation potential in industrial parks.

We believe that herein resides a great potential for chemoprevention, alleviation of chronic inflammatory disorders, and healthy aging.

Further, in the study group, at weeks 16 and 24, the CDRS-R mean score was below 40, indicating that the change is not only a reduction in depression severity but a potential shift towards alleviation of depressive symptomology altogether [ 4, 33].

As a result of schools' improvement in promoting healthy lifestyles and positive clinical practice attitudes towards preventive counseling, there lies the potential for significant alleviations in the global burden of non-communicable disease.

This suggests possible therapeutic potential of diosgenin for alleviation and management of diabetic neuropathic pain.