Sentence examples for counteracted the potential from inspiring English sources
It is therefore possible that MIBG-induced cytotoxic effects may have counteracted the potential metastasis promoting effects of tumour acidification.
Perhaps it was to counteract the potential for vocal exhaustion that banks of speakers were set up at the sides of the stage; they gave a slightly tinny quality to the brisk orchestra.
To counteract the potential fines, Mr. Urbina's landlord increased the rent by $50 a month for each of the 30 men who live in his house, Mr. Urbina said.
Notice the larger vertical distance in the lateral position required a higher PEEP to counteract the potential decrease in Ptp in the dependent lung.
A knowledgeable facilitator (Becuwe et al. 2015; Nieveen and Van der Hoeven, 2011) or coach (McFadden, 2015; Binkhorst et al. 2015) typically supports novice designers to counteract the potential pitfalls many beginning designers experience by providing guidance in the form of purposefully posed questions (Binkhorst et al. 2015).
To counteract the potential for significant OOB interference resulting from NC-OFDM transmission, which can negatively affect neighboring wireless signals, several techniques have been proposed in the literature that are designed to significantly suppress these sidelobes in order to make coexistence between PUs and SUs feasible.
Furthermore, the main findings of the present study were based on the anatomical core (with 90 100% assignment probabilities) of the amygdala subregions, increasing the robustness of our results against spatial errors and thus counteracting the potential effects as discussed above while still maintaining excellent anatomical specificity.
On the other hand, the combined neutralization of HLA-G with a neutralizing mAb and of IL-21 with the soluble receptor s-IL-21R efficiently counteracts the potential of NKPSG cells to induce immature myeloid DC, underlying the complementary tolerogenic properties of both factors.
Compensatory mechanisms may not be sufficient to counteract the potential downstream consequences of these T4 decrements.
In the latter group, obesity-related processes seem to counteract the potential benefits of anti-TNFα.
To counteract the potential harmful effects of oxidative DNA damage, cells primarily use the base excision repair (BER) pathway.
