Sentence examples similar to reduce malaise from inspiring English sources

Lazzaroni et al. described significantly reduced malaise and sleep disturbance, and a trend toward improved tolerance, when simethicone was used in conjunction with PEG-ELS.

Some antimalarials may also help reduce general fatigue and malaise.

In herbal medicine, the kampo remedies maoto and shosaikoto were found effective in reducing discomfort, general malaise, and arthralgia induced by the established interferon treatment for patients with chronic hepatitis C, while not reducing the interferon's antiviral effects and sometimes improving its effects (CN-00794206; CN-00793700; CN-00472711).

In this way, decisions can be made quickly, there's a central point of contact for most everything and it reduces confusion and malaise.

Now Prime Minister David Cameron of Britain has added to Europe's malaise, vowing to reduce British entanglement with the European Union — or allow his people to vote in a referendum to leave the bloc altogether.

Both countries remain mired in post-crisis malaise, with incomplete recoveries and demands to reduce deficits.

Our results show that in harnessed bees the ingestion of toxic, aversive substances leads to a post-ingestion malaise-like state that leads the animal to reduce their choice of an odor that was previously learned as appetitive.

Because of the resemblance of CFS symptoms with so called "sickness behavior" including the symptoms fatigue, post-exertional malaise and reduced activity levels, CFS has often been suggested to involve increased activity of pro-inflammatory cytokines, such as IL-1β and TNF-α which are considered to play a key role in inducing sickness behavior during acute illness ([ 55]; Kelley et al., [ 56]).

Fast Retailing's stunning success has come amid deep economic malaise in Japan that has led to record bankruptcies in the past year and destroyed enough wealth to reduce the numbers of billionaires in the country by a third.

The acute liver injury group of rats was characterized by reduced activity, malaise, poor appetite, and reduced water drinking at 12 h after d-galactosamine administration.

The proposed diagnostic criteria are more focused on "the central symptoms" such as a reduced or impaired ability to work and study, malaise after exertion, and "unrefreshing" sleep.