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Increase of reflectance (perceived maturity) can be counteracted by reducing beam intensity (e.g., fewer beams, lower voltage) and cooling of samples with liquid nitrogen.
Such cross-talk effects can be counteracted by reducing the laser burst-signal output power as well as its rival noise power simultaneously, i.e. by applying power leveling.
Many common chemotherapeutics act by inducing oxidative stress [ 22– 26], which could be counteracted by the reducing power produced by the oxidative branch of the PPP.
Thus, any speed-up due to perceptual facilitation might be counteracted by interference during the decision process, reducing the amount of priming.
The resulting IFNγ induction that in itself reduces arthritis may be counteracted by the T-helper type 2 skewing effect of statins.
Our findings suggest that while sound impact studies outdoors increase ecological and behavioural validity, the inherently higher variability also reduces resolution that may be counteracted by increasing sample size or looking into different individual coping styles.
Secondary HPT caused by oral phosphate supplements can be counteracted by increasing the doses of calcitriol, with the risk of developing hypercalcuria and nephrocalcinosis, or by reducing the phosphate dose, with the risk of worsening rickets (64).
This may be counteracted by several DNA repair pathways which are capable of restoring DNA damage, thereby reducing mutation frequencies in genes involved in pathogenic processes including carcinogenesis and atheromatosis [ 11, 12].
Thus, the reduced nonsense suppression of sse1Δ cells appears to be counteracted by the ssb1Δ ssb2Δ double deletion.
Such bias also reduced the efficiency of variant detection which could be counteracted by higher sequencing depth.
While the generally low breeding densities in Siberian jays should reduce the 'availability' of extra-pair mates, this may be counteracted by the presence of unrelated males within the group.
