Sentence examples for through relieving from inspiring English sources
The goal is seen in a substantial improvement of the safety on waterways, through relieving the navigator of tiring routine work and supporting him in complex situations, particularly at night or in foggy weather.
We further found that mTOR inhibition by rapamycin activates Akt, probably through relieving the negative feedback inhibition by mTOR-S6K1 [ 19].
TC1 has been shown to interact with Chibby (Cby) [ 27], which regulates the β-catenin-mediated transcription antagonistically and thereby enhances the signaling pathway through relieving the suppression by Cby.
Also, that psychosocial support from the SolarisCare centres facilitated positive relationships with family, friends and significant others through relieving their burden of care, allowing patients to express emotions in a safe and guilt free environment [ 32].
But give him a crowd and a rope line, and Mr. Cheney rushes through, visibly relieved when he's finished.
As a punishment, Constantine VII records that the Slavs were thereafter obligated to maintain at their own cost all officials or envoys passing through Patras, relieving the local see of this burden.
The first is that card associations such as Visa and MasterCard are getting better at spotting fraudulent transactions as they pass through the network, relieving the burden on smaller banks, says FICO's Mr Gordon.
Included among these are its ability to reduce low-density lipoprotein (LDL) levels, thereby lowering cholesterol levels, and its ability to slow the passage of food through the intestine, relieving diarrhea.
AC seeks to solve this problem through increased automation, relieving system administrators of many burdensome activities.
A related example of technology's influence in this domain is through inducing or relieving social stigma.
The opening round provides a mass cull of 64 hopefuls, a bloodbath in tennis whites, after which the survivors are ushered through, wearied and relieved, only to find themselves picked off at a slower (though no less remorseless) rate until there is just one more victim to find.
