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This means that by increasing the effect of social status, we are able to partially compensate the negative effect of similarity.
Alkaline- and alkaline earth-metal cations in the reactant solution compensate the negative effect of Cl− to a certain extent depending on the metal cation employed.
Higher temperature could compensate the negative effect.
These results suggested that higher temperature could partially compensate the negative effect of water on transesterification.
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Patients without structural heart disease may be able to temporarily compensate the negative effects of RV pacing on septal and left ventricular depolarization whereas in CHF patients the functional reserve is limited and the negative effects on hemodynamic behavior are immediately obvious [20].
Some practices including minimizing the number of generations spent in captivity and mimicking natural conditions in captive environments have been undertaken to compensate the negative effects of captive breeding, but the results are uncertain (Wilke et al. 2014).
Secondly, they provide a considerable high carrier mobility, compensating the negative effect of the reduced hole concentration on the electrical conductivity.
Evidence that the increase in mortality is followed by a deficit that, partly compensates the negative effect (harvesting) is contradictory [ 51].
It is conceivable that this was due to correlative beneficial effects of bacterial inoculation which may have compensated the negative effects.
The simulated increase in temperature should compensate for the negative effect caused by rainfall changes.
In this context, training may compensate for the negative effect that employment protection legislation may have on the optimal allocation of workers (as illustrated in the case of Germany in Acemoglu and Pischke 1998).
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