Sentence examples for turn alleviating from inspiring English sources

In turn, alleviating poverty advances US security goals by reducing incentives, for example, for radicalization, which has led to destabilization in numerous areas that are of strategic importance to the United States.

In this way, stimulation of ARF6-mediated endosomal recycling may act as a compensatory mechanism to shift endosomal transport equilibrium in favor of recycling, in turn alleviating cholesterol accumulation in the LE/LY.

This alternative electron flow appears to extract electrons from the intersystem electron transport chain, prior to photosystem I. Inhibitor studies demonstrate that a propyl gallate-sensitive oxidase mediates this flow of electrons to oxygen, which in turn alleviates excessive photosystem II excitation pressure that can often occur even at relatively low irradiance.

This, in turn, alleviates financing constraints by reducing the cost of external capital for subsidised projects.

Or maybe it's the simple fact of working out, which releases endorphins, helps regain a positive image and, in turn, alleviates some of the heaviness of depression.

Although Rad21+/− cells are deficient in HR repair, it is possible that these cells use the NHEJ pathway to repair IR-induced DSBs, which in turn alleviates the IR sensitivity of Rad21+/− cells.

Then they are better able to cope and this will in turn alleviate their mood [ 19].

Therefore, we skipped the gene selection step, which in turn alleviates the need for time-consuming internal cross-validation.

This in turn alleviates the symptoms of overactive bladder, a component of which is excessive release of neurotransmitters in C-fibres [ 16– 16].

A combination of positive outcomes would be the ideal goal where training is demonstrated to reduce the tinnitus sensation and this, in turn, alleviates tinnitus distress.

The OOPE was established with two objectives in mind; firstly to provide a sustainable inflow of British GP trainees to rural health facilities in SA which would in turn alleviate health staff shortages.