Sentence examples for slightly alleviate from inspiring English sources
At some points, to slightly alleviate this threat, there have been installed special bike-only traffic lights that seem never to change to green from one day to the next, meaning riders have to jump them if they want to get anywhere without premature ageing.
For strong MAR, increasing k appears to slightly alleviate problems, while for weak MAR it adds to them.
In addition, decrease in contractile force in the left atrium may slightly alleviate the loading of the left ventricle and be beneficial to the failing left ventricular myocardium.
XR122N was able to reduce its level of ROS in the absence of inhibitory compounds, but was only able to slightly alleviate the ROS damage in the presence of inhibitors.
The ethanol blend Nascar uses does boost horsepower slightly, alleviating fears that it would hurt speeds on the track.
The result is that the economic downdraft from state cutbacks (only slightly alleviated by the paltry aid contained in the new tax bill) will almost certainly be stronger than any boost from federal tax cuts.
Comprehensive Western sanctions hit home from the mid-1990s onlyrdslightlyslightly alleviated by an injection of Asian money.Yangon, with its old cars and bookshops selling textbooks from the 1950s, attests to this seclusion.
With the increase of laser energy density, the absolute density increases apparently and the surface unevenness is slightly alleviated.
Although the orthostatic headache was slightly alleviated on the day after the third ILEBP, symptoms recurred 2 days after the treatment.
On the other hand, the high cholesterol diet (3% cholesterol plus normal chow) did not exacerbate, but slightly alleviated cognitive decline and significantly attenuated hippocampal pathological changes in ovariectomized mice.
When the air is supplied at floor level, installing additional return grilles at exterior walls slightly alleviates the local draft risk, but doing so largely impairs the energy saving capacity of the ventilation system.
