Sentence examples for where ameliorating from inspiring English sources

This was considered most appropriate, given the intended indication as emergency pre-referral treatment, where ameliorating disease progression within 24 hours, i.e. while the patient is being transported to a clinic or hospital, is likely to be most important.

In clinical commissioning groups and health and wellbeing boards problems created by the act can be exposed, resisted and, where possible, ameliorated.

Bosentan, a nonselective ET antagonist, has been used in a rat tracheal allograft model where it ameliorated bronchiolitis obliterans, but the experience of ET-1 receptor blockade in clinical transplantation is limited [ 75].

This effect was also evident with the measurement of functional capillary density (FCD) where IgM significantly ameliorated the LPS-induced decrease of FCD after 24 h of endotoxemia [21].

The present study has shown similar trend to that of our previous studies, where AEBO successfully ameliorated bradykinin and histamine induced acute inflammation in animal model [ 16, 27].

This effect was also evident with the measurement of functional capillary density (FCD) where IgM significantly ameliorated the LPS-induced decrease of FCD after 24 h of endotoxemia [ 21].

Since the civil rights era, most Americans, or at least, most white Americans, would like to believe that public policy is no longer directed at perpetuating racism and, on the contrary, works to ameliorate it where it still exists.

We experienced a severe OSA case, where proteinuria was clearly ameliorated after CPAP treatment without any changes of medication or body weight.

As shown in Tables 5 and 6, large signals always decreased in size or resolved completely in the 4 subjects where CNS syndromes were ameliorated by treatment (a representative case is shown in Figure 1B and 1C), but were unchanged in the 3 subjects where CNS syndromes did not improve; this difference was statistically significant (p = 0.029).

They fill a looming space in the Documenta Halle, where their dreariness is somewhat ameliorated by a nearby gallery devoted to the small, stubbornly radiant abstractions that the Lebanese-American poet and writer Etel Adnan has made since the late 1950s.

However, several processes act to stabilize resistance, including compensatory evolution where the fitness cost is ameliorated by additional mutation without loss of resistance, the rare occurrence of cost-free resistance mechanisms and genetic linkage or co-selection between the resistance markers and other selected markers.