Sentence examples for completely neutralised from inspiring English sources

In the last member, the negative layer charges of Fuller's Earth is completely neutralised by the positive charges of the polymer.

Sheet resistance profiling of n-type ALICE and p-type SPC diodes reveals that the Al doping of the AIC poly-Si layer, which is designed to function as a p+ emitter in n-type ALICE diodes, is almost completely neutralised during the high-temperature hydrogenation process.

Dabigatran, even at supratherapeutic concentrations (1,400 to 1,500 ng/mL, compared with the normal therapeutic range in humans of 50 to 250 ng/mL), was completely neutralised after the addition of aDabi-Fab.

The first serve from Sharapova, which at 64% was not a bad percentage, was completely neutralised.

The FMIC would completely neutralise risk for them.

However, IL-6 and IL-10 are two of the most abundant cytokines secreted by myeloid cells upon activation, and while dual blockade of the receptors led to a ~45% reduction in PD-L1, this could reflect the fact that blocking antibodies do not completely neutralise all biological activity33.

In the end, there may be no technology that will completely neutralise people as desperate and determined as the hijackers who struck on September 11th.Yet in the rooms where war planning is done, the setback at Gardez is seen as just that: a temporary reverse that does not negate the lessons which have already been drawn from Afghanistan.

These results may explain why treating mothers with depression shows beneficial effects for children, but does not completely neutralise the increased risk of psychopathology and impairment.

"Without controlling Kismayo, it's very difficult to completely neutralise al-Shabab," Mr Odinga told journalists in Nairobi.

But under Ranieri, the Italians lacked the assurance and assertiveness to completely neutralise the French team's threat or decisively pick them apart.

Barro (1974) and Becker (1974) argue that if households are linked through extensive networks, then changes in private inter-household transfers could completely neutralise the effects of public income redistribution programs.