Toughening due to the lowering of an upper glass transition was counteracted by an antiplasticization effect, whereby the presence of the second network reduced the available free volume for segmental motion which caused an inherent decrease in toughness.
Negative attitudes did not seem to affect the movers' income in Table 6, but they do affect them via a negative direct effect that is counteracted by a positive interaction effect.
However, this is inadvertently accompanied by an increase in aberrations and therefore a decrease in contrast sensitivity; on the other hand, this effect is counteracted by an increase of retinal sensitivity.
Comparable beneficial outcome effects have been demonstrated for amiodarone, but this beneficial effect is counteracted by a high rate of non-cardiac adverse events.
For now, however, in many parts of the world, Campbell and McKuin found that the warming effect of the black carbon is counteracted by the cooling effect of sulfur pollution.
Overall, then, there may be anagenetic increases within lineages creating a trend that is counteracted by the effects of differential species longevity.
The tongue exerts an outward pressure on the teeth, which is counteracted by the constricting effect of the buccal musculature.
These findings suggest that in tumours characterised by a high ERLBA concentration and therefore more likely to be hormonally regulated, tumour progression, activated or sustained by VEGF, may be counteracted by the protective effect of endocrine therapy.
Finally, it is conceivable that some supplements might have had beneficial effects that where counteracted by negative effects of others.
It is not certain what effect the followup time will have had, which especially applies for the elderly population for whom recovery might be counteracted by ageing effects.
A tendency to increase HDL-C as a result of reduced CETP activity due to reductions in TG might be counteracted by negative effects due to depletion of hepatic cholesterol consequent on inhibition of HMG-CoA reductase.
