Sentence examples for relieve the adverse from inspiring English sources
To relieve the adverse effects of these phenomena, a stabilization control based on gain scheduling and polynomial fitting for F-8 longitudinal motion is presented to enlarge the flight envelope.
Additionally, medicinal herb extracts can be prescribed as adjuvants to produce synergistic effects with conventional anticancer drugs or to relieve the adverse side effects of the anticancer drugs.
Therefore, restoration and upregulation of HSPs by curcumin is a promising therapeutic approach to relieve the adverse effect of accumulated misfolded proteins in several neurodegenerative diseases.
On the other hand, if the "left-behind" situation is still unavoidable for some families, special targeted policies should be made to relieve the adverse effects deriving from children's living separated from their parent(s).
In this case, CAM was used to relieve the adverse side effects of biomedical treatments and help patients to continue biomedical treatment until they got desirable treatment outcomes from biomedicine.
To resolve subsequent DNA supercoils, knots, and recombination intermediates, bacteria have evolved a class of enzymes referred to as topoisomerases that relieve the adverse effects of overwound and entangled chromosomes.
Gibberellic acid (GA3) has been reported to be involved in plant response to abiotic stress and GA3 mediated growth variability in plants relieves the adverse effects of salt, oxidative, and heat stresses (Qin et al. [2011]).
To further assess the role of endophyte in improving plant physiology and relieving the adverse effects of Cu stress, photosynthetic pigments like chlorophyll and total carotenoid were determined.
With the purpose of relieving the adverse effects of unemployment and enhancing unemployed' health status, we conducted a cross-sectional survey among unemployed population to explore the relation of Big five personality and self-efficacy to depressive symptoms.
Thus, there remains a great demand for new targeted therapeutic approaches, which would be invaluable in relieving the multiple adverse effects of the traditional approaches and improve patients' survival and the quality of life.
This accessibility problem occurs outside of women's timely care seeking, which may therefore serve to relieve the women from blame for adverse health outcomes.
