Sentence examples for as neutralised from inspiring English sources

Bias, associated with non-analytical reasoning, has been described in one review as neutralised by reflective reasoning that is particularly important for diagnostic accuracy in complex cases [ 19, 20].

The presence of fixed ionisable groups in the skin (pI 4 4.5) means that application of the electric field results in a convective solvent flow (i.e., electroosmosis) in the direction of ion motion so as to neutralise membrane charge.

The labelling method arrived at after scaling up based on these optimisations, and subsequently used for in vitro and in vivo biological evaluation, was as follows: neutralised gallium-68-generator eluate prepared as described above (300 μl, 60 90 MBq) was added to THP-mal-J591c-scFv solution (80 μg, 200 μl).

He describes some provisions as being "neutralised" for some firms.

Violent gender-specific emotions – hatred of one's own body, for instance – are recognised in the same moment as being neutralised by humour.

"We have to neutralise as quickly as possible Gaddafi's capacity to kill his citizens," he said.

He was neutralised as an attacking threat, while Rakitic became predictable, always turning infield without anybody outside him to draw the full-back – which is the downside of the inside-out winger.

The bulk of these forces had been neutralised as a result of a truce with the army that went into effect in 1999, at the start of Mr Bouteflika's first term.

The neutralising antibody level was expressed as a 'titre' for each serotype, representing the inverse of the final dilution of serum at which each virus was neutralised, as calculated from the duplicate assays using the Karber formula [76].

This list contained words such as "neutralise", "neutralised" and "discredit" next to the names of various doctors.

In the final, they neutralised him by bowling as aggressively as he was batting.