"relieving means" is a valid phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to something which relieves or alleviates an issue, such as a medicine or therapy that reduces pain. For example: "My doctor recommended several relieving means to help me manage my chronic pain."
Keeping a positive attitude (mean = 2.17), and making sure relatives and friends are not worried or distressed (mean = 1.46) were rated above having pain and discomfort relieved (mean = 1.22) or having practical matters resolved (mean = 1.14) (Table 3).
For some, relieving oneself means going behind a bush, or up the hill or jumping into a gully.
The product was perceived to be somewhat more effective in promoting overall well-being (mean =.34, sd =.46) than in relieving symptoms (mean =.25, sd =.36).
Accountability here is essential — even if that means relieving top leaders from duty in a time of war".
This is crucial because most people diet in order to feel better about themselves, which almost always means relieving themselves from such criticism.
That means relieving the few of a lot of power and putting a priority back on the commons, on what's best for the people, not corporations and the richest among us.
The treatment of bacterial overgrowth includes both surgical procedures aimed at relieving stasis by means of stricturoplasty or resection of a stenotic bowel segment and antibiotic therapy [ 6].
Ultimately, the goal is to assess more reliable predictions for evaluating the individual risk of developing DCS, and possibly also preventing or relieving disease by means of preconditioning or pharmacological intervention.
It could have meant relieving Timothy Loehmann of duty before he could even pull the trigger ending Rice's short life.
For Jorge Sosa, whose ineffectiveness in his last three appearances has contributed to three losses, that meant relieving Pelfrey with two on and no outs in the sixth inning, entrusted to preserve a 5-3 lead.
