To counterbalance that example, though, how about the Christian-led Drop the Debt campaign of 2000?
As increased generation of NO might be counterbalanced by its inactivation, for example, by reactive oxygen species, observed levels of NO metabolites do not always indicate biologically active NO.
Acute stress can produce "fight-or-flight" responses that might counterbalance the effects of pollution for example, stress-induced bronchodilation might temporarily reduce or mask bronchial constriction caused by air pollution.
Ellis recommends counterbalancing negative experiences with positive ones: for example, taking trips in the cat carrier that result in a happy outcome such as a meal can balance out unpleasant associations.
Examples of the conditions and counterbalancing are provided in Table 5.
Imbalanced eating patterns, for example, not eating something that counterbalances the acidity of fruit, such as nuts, at the time of eating the fruit.
In this way, self/other differences in the video clips that could not be explicitly controlled (for example differences in skin color) were counterbalanced across participants.
It has been proposed that ERα and ERβ can counterbalance gene regulation in a yin/yang manner [ 26], for example, ERβ can repress genes that are upregulated by ERα and vice versa.
With these examples, we reveal two sources of error: A mismatch between counterbalancing (crossover designs) and cross-validation which leads to systematic below-chance accuracies, and linear decoding of a nonlinear effect, a difference in variance.
For example, a GAA ESE was shown to be crucial to counterbalance retention of intron D of the bovine growth hormone gene [ 8] and of intron 3 of the 9G8 splicing factor gene [ 16].
