Sentence examples for which ameliorate from inspiring English sources

Our results suggest that compensatory mechanisms exist, which ameliorate the effect of trisomy in the Ts65Dn mice.

Interventions associated with increased healthspan and longevity such as reduced insulin/IGF signalling (IIS), inhibition of mTOR and energy depletion resulting in SIRT1/AMPK activation, all have beneficial effects which ameliorate multiple facets of age-associated decline.

In his Century Foundation report, "A Better Affirmative Action," Richard Kahlenberg shows how state university systems in places like Texas and Colorado and at places like the U.C.L.A. Law School are devising class-based preference systems, which ameliorate economic disadvantage while still producing racially diverse campuses.

Tree establishment in harsh environments such as seasonally dry forests has traditionally been described as facilitated by existing shrubs and trees, which ameliorate harsh abiotic conditions; however, an alternative explanation postulates that facilitation is mediated by reduced herbivore damage, especially under shrubs.

and endorphins, which ameliorate pain and create a feeling of well-being.

This can be achieved by dietary modifications and increased physical activity which ameliorate insulin resistance [ 12, 13].

The drug, which ameliorates impotence by increasing blood flow to the penis, is also available now under other trade names.

In this study, homemade MEAs using PbO2 powder and additives were developed, which ameliorated the degradation phenomenon.

Perspective taking: Imagining oneself to be a member of a stereotyped group increases psychological closeness to the stereotyped group, which ameliorates automatic group-based evaluations.

In this study, we propose an approach, called XP-BLUP, which ameliorates this ethnic disparity by combining trans-ethnic and ethnic-specific information.

He also developed a water pump run by windmills, which ameliorated the exploitation of the mines of the Harz Mountains, and he worked in these mines as an engineer frequently from 1680 to 1685.