Sentence examples for relieved from a from inspiring English sources

Therefore, a learner is relieved from a burden of the segmentation task and is able to concentrate on structuring task.

Many Ethiopians believe that water from hot springs can relieve from a number of diseases and is considered to be the cleanest of all.

But, they say, an hourly employee "must be completely relieved from duty" during a bona fide meal period.

Four years later, in an article in The Jewish Messenger, he described the scene when he and 20 other Jews in the regiment were relieved from duty for a Seder.

If a patient died by suicide, the AID manager assigned the patient would immediately be relieved from duty for a period of time.

One of my interviewees a leader of a local government office asked to be relieved from the meeting with a "just and forceful" excuse that he had to maintain guanxi with higher authorities in his department.

By nightfall, the 2/1st, which had dug-in and subsequently fought off a number of Japanese counterattacks, was relieved from the forward position just a few kilometres from the coast.

As little is known regarding how inducible genes are relieved from and subsequently returned to a repressive state, the dynamic recruitment and activity of UTX and other histone H3K27me3 demethylases to cytokine-inducible promoters is not well understood.

Upon downregulation of Notch signalling, proneural bHLH genes are relieved from this repression and can initiate a neural differentiation program.

Relieved from the conventions of scripted television by an outlandish premise, it could grapple with highly abstract topics.

Altogether 8/10 patients were relieved from OAB symptoms after the operation which is a good result.