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Still, Bear Stearns said, "we believe this should be largely counterbalanced by above-seasonal growth in analog, as analog comes out of the inventory correction".

However, one can speculate that the increased total time spent for patient management might be largely counterbalanced by the decrease in transportation costs.

The great sensitivity of NT-proBNP in predicting prognosis could be largely counterbalanced by a lack of specificity for cardiac depression.

For the wood pellet, carbon attrition was extensive, but was largely counterbalanced by effective afterburning due to the large intrinsic reactivity of attrited char fines.

The presentation of the above-mentioned questionnaires was largely counterbalanced to avoid sequential effects.

The role of HGF in teleost is largely unknown, and in this case its activation may be an attempt to counterbalance the loss of cell population or to modulate the deleterious effects of an exacerbated immune response.

Though increased life expectancy can delay the moment of reckoning, once a country is largely urbanised, its cities will contract unless it can attract enough immigrants or deliver enough babies to counterbalance the number of deaths.

It is always counterbalanced by the other party's bounce.

Their farcical waddle is oddly counterbalanced by their elegant attire.

Response mappings were fully counterbalanced across participants.

But it was counterbalanced by human interaction, and that counterbalance was essential.