Sentence examples for cannot counterbalance from inspiring English sources

Thus, an area of healthy lung cannot counterbalance the effect of an abnormal portion of the lung on blood oxygenation because the oxygen-dissociation curve reaches a plateau at a normal alveolar partial pressure of oxygen.

Today, most of these formerly more widely distributed intermediate species also exist only as small and isolated populations which, because of their increasing geographic isolation, cannot counterbalance local extinctions by recolonisation.

It is widely acknowledged that chloride channel myotonia develops because the low chloride conductance in myotonia congenita patients cannot counterbalance the depolarization stemming from K+ accumulation in T-tubules (Adrian and Bryant, 1974; Cannon, 2001; Clausen, 2013).

While increasing recruitment into nursing is obviously crucial, it cannot counterbalance attrition from the workforce, in particular the loss of experienced nurses and/or those educated at the tertiary level to who then qualify for better employment plans outside nursing [ 34].

Winter increases are also substantial, but at around 15% towards the end of the century, they cannot fully counterbalance the summer losses.

Yet the terrible derelictions of the past cannot be counterbalanced by over-zealousness in the present.

At the same time, plant extracts can also act as chemotherapeutic agents by increasing H2O2 in rapidly dividing cancer cells to levels that cannot be counterbalanced by the cellular antioxidant systems, producing apoptotic cell death [ 6].

In addition, the contribution of the topological heterogeneity of the mobility network (k2 + 2  θ  −  k1 + 2  θ )/ k in increasing the value of R* is so large that it cannot be easily counterbalanced by reductions of the mobility scale w0 corresponding to interventions through air travel restrictions.

The centrosomes cannot sustain the resultant counterbalancing forces at the spindle pole and this leads to their fragmentation.

Few elective activities will ever rise to a status higher than work in our minds, and therefore cannot be relied upon to counterbalance our neurotic drive to achieve.

He knows only too well that the bipolar world will not return and that America cannot be challenged or even counterbalanced.