This was intended to shake up the university system and counteract the consistent failure for German universities to rank with the top 50 universities worldwide, despite Germany having Europe's largest national budget for R&D.
This paper presents mechanisms that, when integrated into the design of rear-end collision avoidance application, counteract these failure cases and thus ensure fail-safety.
Hence, we hypothesize that, in the SS setting, platelets contribute to oxidative stress that counteracts the organ failure-associated mortality.
Influential thinkers such as Robert Cooper, who advises New Labour, are calling for a new kind of benign, disinterested colonialism to counteract endemic corruption, tribalism and the failure of the African elite to produce workable civil societies.
With two exceptions, the pregnancy just happened or was unintended as a result of the failure or the counteracting of contraceptive efforts.
There was criticism of its role in the technology stock bubble that preceded that downturn, but it was mild compared with the excoriation the Fed received for its failure to counteract the housing bubble that led to the recession that began in 2007.
28, 46– 51 It has also been suggested that parasites that carry chloroquine-resistant pfmdr1 alleles may be more susceptible to artesunate in classical in vitro assays, 24, 52 an effect that could counteract the increased risk of amodiaquine failure when these drugs are combined in ASAQ.
DOX-induced H9c2 cell apoptosis and death is an ideal in vitro model for screening drugs that counteract heart failure and studying the associations of different molecular indicators.
This may partly explain the failure of S2 extract to counteract cytotoxicity due to 6-OHDA exposure regardless of its ability to attenuate apoptosis and caspase-3 cleavage.
-- and that the failure to extend UI benefits would counteract some of the pro-growth results I show here, we may have reached a do-less-harm moment from our elected officials.
