Sentence examples for relief cause from inspiring English sources

The placebo effect is a psychological effect whereby the believe that an agent has been given to relieve pain and the anticipation of the relief cause release of endogenous opiates, giving the anticipated, desired relieving effect [13, 26].

Meanwhile, artists, labels, and venues from across the country are coming together to fundraise for the fire relief cause.

Later a powerful Western Zhou food vessel with stylized dragons in low relief caused a bigger stir.

Seeing the enthusiasm and energy generated by this, we decided to make the Comic Relief causes a central part of our school year.

A dying 29-year-old man who suffered for more than 11 hours because the hospital failed to give him effective pain relief, causing severe distress also to his mother who was with him.

Mr. Wahid said he had appointed two men, whom he identified as "Wowor" and "Masnuh," to distribute the sultan of Brunei's donation to relief causes, including some in Aceh.

San Francisco 49ers players went to a nearby facility to donate blood, and Giants and Jets players planned to visit the injured wounded in area hospitals, and donate money to relief causes.

And when Djokovic held serve to open the second set, the crowd roared in relief, causing Djokovic to break into a toothy grin as he walked to his chair for the changeover.

Computed tomography and echocardiogram imaging and surgical exploration revealed that bend relief spontaneously detached from the outflow conduit, and the sharp edges of the snap ring component of the bend relief caused perforation to the outflow graft.

The multilayer coating exhibited high values for mechanical properties due, among other factors, to the obtained nanometric structure obtained and to the stress relief caused by the minimization of the defects, whereas doping with silver nanoclusters reduced the hardness of the coating.

Even those experts could not prevent the patient asking for increasingly strong pain relief, causing his GP to conclude that he was psychologically dependent on his pain, and therefore beyond help.