alleviation

Examples of alleviated

alleviated

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

The unease of liberal councils was finally alleviated by the national government's wresting of township administration from municipal control.
In principle, these limitations could be alleviated or overcome through genetic modifications and by selection.
The housing situation was somewhat alleviated in the 1980s, when new apartments were finally completed in the cities.
This may have alleviated some immediate import problems, but only by storing up trouble for the future.
These problems are remedied, or at least greatly alleviated, by the introduction of authoritative marks.
Fortunately, some of this burden can be alleviated by mechanizing the definition and metatheory of a language.
Adaptive language modelling literature gives examples of how the problem of estimating of probabilities of repeat occurrences can be alleviated.
The new research alleviated these fears to some extent, at least for certain problems.
If creation is confirmed, then every difficulty is alleviated, and every objection is smoothed over.
This indicated that the problems of tea somatic embryogenesis could be partially alleviated by genetic transformation with a stress-tolerance gene.
Hence, it is suggested that juveniles fed further offshore than did larvae, so competition for food is seemingly alleviated by space budgeting.
He had recovered his position, but the basic tensions in state and society had not been alleviated.*!
In doing so, the deficiencies of the reformed competence allocation rules shall be alleviated.
Nevertheless, it is important to understand the basic features in order to appreciate the numerical difficulties involved, and to see how they may be alleviated.
In theory, such malapportionment of seats can be alleviated by regular reapportionment.
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