We noted no differences in average activity onset times, activity offset times, or overall active phase duration.
Alternately, the greater purity of fractions may show the opposite effects of higher concentrations of active compounds offset by fewer bioactive compounds present.
In the present study, many faults were identified in the sedimentary unit and some of them can be interpreted as active faults by offsetting of reflections at the seafloor (Figs. 2 and 8).
Barrows, R. S., Comerford, J. M., Greene, J. E. & Pooley, D. Spatially offset active galactic nuclei.
This calls for government to adopt an active policy to offset these potential harms, and allow equitable distribution of these resources in a society, or minimise the comparative advantage they provide.
If you are obese, try to stay active; physical activity seems to offset some of the increased risk of being overweight.
It is possible that the active muscles at the beginning of the upstroke have to offset the active state and an insufficient relaxation of active muscles during the downstroke [ 29, 35, 43].
Long-circulating nanocarriers have been extensively studied to deliver chemotherapeutics; however, the inclusion of targeting agents compromises circulation times thereby offsetting the benefits of active targeting.
Passive waiting is thus offset by "active coping" [3], or an active engagement in a secondary activity.
Resentment at Corbyn's behaviour takes several forms and is offset by active support from the rank and file which the leader has consciously sought – via text message, tweet and today his Guardian article – as well as by some MPs, such as Clive Lewis, new member for marginal Norwich South, who sounds alarmingly self confident (and has a very interesting CV).
