Sentence examples for problems were alleviated from inspiring English sources

Though Edge disagreed regarding the buildings' detail, praising them, the magazine agreed that the game stretched the PlayStation's capabilities too far, though it was less harsh, calling the draw distance the "only fly in the ointment"; the magazine noted that these problems were alleviated somewhat in the PC version.

"All these problems are alleviated by doing voluntary work.

The existing problems are alleviated due to the expected effects of climate change with even higher temperatures.

These problems are alleviated by alpha-lipoic acid [38].

These saturation problems are alleviated by slowing down the translation in strategic locations, which allows more time for targeting to complete before further polypeptide synthesis.

The short-term problem is alleviated, but the interest begins to compound and in short order they're in trouble.

In large turbines this problem is alleviated by splitting the low-pressure stream into a number of parallel flow sections.

That problem was alleviated by parliamentary legislation (the Clean Air Acts of 1956 and 1968) outlawing the burning of coal, combined with the clearance of older housing and the loss of manufacturing.

This problem is alleviated by a staggered arrangement of conserved variables.

The results show that the dependency problem is alleviated and in turn reduction of the overestimation is obtained.

"This problem was alleviated by the design of a helmet with built-in microphone and earphones to block much of the noise".