Vowing to counteract the order, Republicans accused Obama of skirting Congress and engaging in an imperial presidency.
To counteract potential order effects that might result if patients are, for example, tired after one questionnaire or more tired completing the LAPAQ than completing the CRQ, we will randomize the order of questionnaire administration.
Despite their high sterol content, the membranes are more fluid than corresponding models, suggesting that other molecules in NERs counteract the ordering effect produced by sterols.
Contrary to common concepts, the title suggests the existence of persistently acting forces of genetic disjunction that have to be counteracted in order to maintain genetically variable reproductive communities.
Many viruses have developed mechanisms to counteract PTGS in order to successfully infect plants [ 24].
Conversely, if the fall in PNa levels is gradual, such as in the setting of chronic hyponatremia, the brain cells are able to elicit counteracting mechanisms in order to fend off any excessive water uptake.
The simplest way is to do what we are doing now -- simply calculate some plausible numbers for quotas or taxes that would presumably counteract the first-order impacts of harmful activities.
In the Hippocratic tradition, melancholics were advised to drink white wine, in order to counteract the black bile.
It also refers to them as "young meisters" in order to counteract the country's obsession with academic laurels.
