Sentence examples for buffering impact from inspiring English sources
To explore the efficacy and characteristics of an alternative hypothetical buffer (which would ideally have a greater tumour buffering impact and result in less blood pHe change), we develop an extended mathematical model, incorporating the administration and reaction kinetics of a hypothetical exogenously administered buffer.
Interestingly, the experience of positive emotions during everyday situations seemed to buffer against stress reactivity and against the genetic influence on stress reactivity 72, 127, 128, and it is tempting to speculate that secure attachment may be important in the preprogramming of sensitivity of the reward system, buffering impact of stress systems when activated.
Though cattle also responded positively to mean annual rainfall, the relationship was not statistically significant and this could be due to the buffering impact of management practices.
Hutchinson and colleagues [ 55] found a buffering impact of social services on maternal (and infant) psycho-social and psychological processes.
In addition, the mouse dose used in Robey et al (2009) study was converted to an equivalent human dose to estimate whether this dose would result in a similar buffering impact.
To examine whether the buffering impact seen in the Robey et al (2009) study in mice would be achievable with the same equivalent dose in humans, we simulate the buffer therapy with human parameters and translate the bicarbonate dose.
Underlying this robust-yet-fragile property is the dual role of big countries: On one hand, they act as shock absorbers by tolerating and buffering impacts from most countries' collapse with their large reservoir of economic capacities and alternative connection channels [28].
Dedicated to the preservation of farmland and the health of the Chesapeake Bay, he was an early proponent of minimizing the use of herbicides and insecticides, buffering their impact on watersheds, and controlling residential development along the shores of the bay and its tributaries.
Social support may directly protect against depression, or it may act by buffering the impact of stressful life events [ 30, 31].
Additionally, in several cases the deceased's income had helped cover his or her medical expenses or the deceased's burial society covered funeral expenses, thus buffering the impact of AIDS.
Management actions aimed at buffering the impacts of a particular pressure could thereby prove ineffective if another pressure is present.
