chameliorate

To make things better by blending in with the current trend, feeling, or situation.

To avoid arguing about politics in the bar, John decided to chameliorate. He kept his opinion to himself and just drank and nodded.

by Sarcastibastard October 3, 2011

chameleorate

To use the SPT Labtech chameleon instrument for automated cryogenic electron microscopy (CryoEM) sample optimization, to ameliorate sample behavior that limits specimen quality and information available in reconstructed molecular maps. CryoEM is the go-to method for biologists to determine the structure of cellular and molecular targets involved in important functional pathways to cure disease.

I will send out some samples to the New York Structural Biology Center to chameleorate and they will send back for imaging.

by 140pointsix May 5, 2022