Sentence examples for that help alleviate from inspiring English sources
No cure has been found for scleroderma, but treatments are available that help alleviate its symptoms.
"We are all for supporting alternatives that help alleviate the crisis's economic and social consequences," he said.
We also present two useful ways to do sensitivity analyses that help alleviate the problem of so many uncertainties in the architecture-based modeling approach.
There's also "smart scheduling" and a "silent mode" that help alleviate the irritations you once felt with previous generations or other security software.
SOLS, a company taking advantage of 3D-printing techniques to custom print shoe insoles that help alleviate foot and back pain, among other ailments, is today making its product available directly to consumers with the launch of SOLS Flex, a modern-day alternative to Dr. Scholl's inserts which are personalized to the individual customer.
Treatments that help alleviate symptoms include simple analgesics and antipyretics such as ibuprofen and acetaminophen/paracetamol. Evidence does not show that cough medicines are any more effective than simple analgesics and they are not recommended for use in children due to a lack of evidence supporting effectiveness and the potential for harm.
For him, it was the Lahaina Bypass, a highway on Maui that helped alleviate traffic congestion.
And the only numbered schools in Los Angeles are the ones labeled for the streets they are on, like the 28th Street School — something that helps alleviate confusion.
Mr. Eckstein, however, said Chateaux residents are willing to work with village officials to find a solution that helps alleviate downtown parking problems without affecting their quality of life.
But for those who do, it is a consuming, highly enjoyable passion that helps alleviate the stress of everyday life.
The Marrakesh Treaty is a proposed set of rules designed by the World Intellectual Property Organization, a division of the U.N. that helps alleviate cross-border IP issues.
