Sentence examples for which relieve from inspiring English sources

Some studies have compared it to communal grooming among primates, an activity known to stimulate the release of endorphins, which relieve stress and boost the immune system.

Treatment is with anticoagulant drugs (such as streptokinase) and oxygen, which relieve the hypoxia (low serum oxygen levels), or, in some instances, surgical removal of the obstruction.

Most of the investment flowing into the small private businesses that he now permits, which relieve pressure on the hugely inefficient state sector, comes from Cubans living abroad.

Our natural senses and functions are supplemented by computers and mobile phones (which relieve our brains of some of their data storage and processing burdens).

A comprehensive history of patients presenting in ER with headache should include questions about quality, location and duration of the pain as well as about conditions which relieve or exacerbate it [15].

When all St was grafted onto the PB rubber, both cavitation and debonding were observed, which relieve the triaxial tension and promote the shear yielding of the PVC matrix.

It was no romance, which relieved them both.

She'd hated it too, which relieved him.

Menthol is a counterirritant, which relieves underlying pain near the site of application by causing irritation at the surface.

Next, I found a novel in the public domain, a choice which relieved my sense of moral compunction.

This fetal cocktail includes adenosine, which suppresses brain activity; pregnanolone, which relieves pain; and prostaglandin D2, which induces sleep — "pretty potent stuff," he says.