"the alleviation effect" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the positive impact or reduction of something, such as pain, stress, or a problem. Example: The new medication had a noticeable alleviation effect on her chronic migraines, allowing her to finally live a normal life.
This study uses a three-dimensional, compressible, turbulence model to investigate the alleviation effect on tunnel aerodynamics of equal-transect ring oblique tunnel portals with different slope values.
To validate the alleviation effect of the concave chamber, detonation bomb experiments have been conducted separately for the typical cone chamber and the redesigned concave chamber.
Finally, the alleviation effect of gust response at different test conditions is estimated based on the comparison of simulated closed-loop acceleration with an experimental open-loop one.
In addition, the alleviation effect of SA+SNP was detected best compared with SA, SNP or 1/2 (SA+SNP) treatment.
To quantitatively analyze the wrinkle alleviation effect of the honeybush extract and fermented honeybush, the length and depth of wrinkles were investigated.
To confirm the wrinkle alleviation effect of the honeybush extract and fermented honeybush, skin tissue samples were taken from the hairless mice, followed by histological staining.
Indeed, chromosome breakage leading to cell death is observed when the restriction alleviation effect is lost for EcoKI and EcoR124I (Table 1).
Among them, 9a and 9b exhibited neuropathic pain alleviation effects in mechanical and cold allodynia induced in the SNL rat model.
While tenders reduce poverty alleviation effects when informational rents of service providers are being squeezed, tendered PES programs do not reduce rents to zero under normal circumstances, and can therefore still deliver income transfers and contribute to poverty alleviation.
The results indicated that increased proline content and higher level of total soluble sugars might also participate in the alleviation of toxic effect of Cu accumulation.
More than 80% of the physicians recognized the importance of 'symptom-alleviating effects (alleviation of adverse side effects) (n = 173, 93%)'alleviationiof of symptoms that reduce QOL in the terminal stage of cancer' (n = 162, 87.6%), 'low incidence of adverse side effects' (n = 157, 84.9%) and 'easy to combine with other drugs' (n = 149, 80.5%).
