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The new research suggests that the focus might be shifted to endocannabinoids in the gut, which could alleviate side effects in the brain.

Tankers and barges, which could alleviate congestion by carrying refined petroleum to markets, especially on the East Coast where demand is high, are squeezed too.

This regional integration could accelerate the creation of regional peacekeeping forces, which could alleviate the strain on American forces in Iraq and the international forces in Afghanistan, as well as to stabilize Colombia and Indonesia.

The excellent electrochemical property could be attributed to high electric conduction and unique carbon nanolayer in the shell, which could alleviate the structural strain, and form a stable SEI film on the surface of composites.

In addition, it was confirmed that the Rb+ doping clearly suppresses the process of the simultaneous lithium extraction along with oxygen activation at the high voltage region which could alleviate the irreversible loss of oxygen in the form of Li2O.

Next month, for example, the European Central Bank is expected to reveal its nonstandard policy prescriptions to save the euro, which could alleviate or exacerbate fears over the region's debt crisis.

Given the perceived environmental impacts over the past half-century, some have argued that the decoupling of agricultural support from production decisions would represent the most effective means by which governments could alleviate environmental degradation (OECD, 1989 and 1998).

The only element of the social patterning of psychiatric distress which was not strongly associated with insomnia symptoms in this study was the particular tendency for women in socioeconomic disadvantage to have high GHQ scores, and so such interventions would be limited in the extent to which they could alleviate this inequality.

The improved battery performance is attributed to the alloying of Si with Ni, which could effectively alleviate the volume expansion during lithium insertion/extraction.

Russia's biggest independent media conglomerate, Media-Most, said a major international investor might buy a stake in the company, which could help alleviate pressure on it just weeks after its offices were searched and its owner, Vladimir A. Gusinsky, was temporarily detained by prosecutors on embezzlement charges.

This year, in addition to the use of military airspace, three of the nation's busiest airports — Chicago O'Hare, Washington Dulles and Seattle-Tacoma — have new runways scheduled to open just before the holiday, which could help alleviate the flight crunch if there are no last-minute foul-ups.