It is as tender a tribute to the alleviative power of friendship as I can imagine.
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Measures to be taken against flooding can be strategic and alleviative to reduce both incidence and severity.
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However, the problem is becoming alleviative due to the rapid reduction in the costs of computer hardware.
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The duty-free importation of considerable quantities of frozen meat constitutes an alleviative measure for the consumers.
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Therefore, some neural plasticity induced by chronic treatment under stressful conditions may be involved in the alleviative effects of yokukansan found in the present study.
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Three Dendrobates leucomelas frogs in a tropical rainforest vivarium The species' robustness, relatively common numbers in the wild, and widespread natural distribution has helped maintain this frog's status of "Least Concern" on the International Union for Conservation of Nature's conservation red list, despite some overharvesting of wild specimens for the exotic pet trade. The species' ability to be easily bred in captivity has led to a fall in prices within the free market, which is an alleviative factor to the problem of overharvesting.
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Potential consequences for the over-indebted household include financial hardship, depression, poor health, relationship breakdown, exclusion from basic financial services, a strain on social relations, absenteeism at work and lack of organizational commitment, a feeling of insecurity.Eurofound 2010 Managing household debts: Social service provision in the EU Responses to household over-indebtedness can be preventive, alleviative and rehabilitative. Preventive measures include financial education and regulation. An example of the last is the European Union’s "Directive on Credit Agreements for Consumers Household debt advisory services".
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Although income policies are necessary as they allow the poor to maintain a livable standard of living, they are considered to be more of a alleviative measure of poverty, whereas, asset-based welfare is considered to be a preventive measure of poverty. Asset-based welfare requires that assets in the economy should be redistributed such that the inequality in the ownership of assets between the rich and the poor is narrowed. It is necessary to solve this issue of inequality in distribution of assets as this lays ground for inequality in all other aspects.Robert Skidelsky, "Asset-Based Welfare," November 10, 2001. www.skidelskyr.
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It stipulates, for example, that lenders should list the interest rates they change in a homogenized way (yearly rates) and that paper contracts should be signed for debts above a certain amounts, thus inhibiting for example impulsive borrowing through SMS-loans. Alleviative measures include debt advisory services, which aim to help households getting their finances back on track, mainly by means of information provision, budget planning and balancing, help with legal arrangements, negotiation with creditors, providing psychological support by having someone to talk to, and even by effectively, voluntarily taking over the managing of a household's finances. Rehabilitative measures include consumer bankruptcy and legal debt settlement procedures. While precise arrangements vary largely between countries, in general such procedures work as follows.
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Phenserine was invented as the Alzheimer's disease-oriented treatment in particular, and also proven to have alleviative effects upon other neurological disorders, Parkinson's disease, dementia and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. The administration of phenserine within the short delay of the disease onset was shown to diminish the severity of neurodegeneration and accompanying cognitive impairments. Its post-injury intervention at clinical translatable doses has been shown to significantly mitigate various neurodegenerative manifestations, preventing chronic deterioration in cognitive functions. The collective neuropathological cascades in the brain are either naturally occurring or provoked by mild or moderate traumatic brain injuries, such as concussion, diffuse axonal injury, ischemic and hypoxic brain injuries The traumatic brain injuries have been substantially examined and induced to form test groups in phenserine research.
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