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Withholding essential nutrients from the body can be harmful, which is why Rowlands and the other experimenters have designed a specially-designed nutrient shake containing supplements designed to counteract some of the risks.

He came up with a statement of what he later called "intelligent patriotism," designed to counteract some of the nation's most divisive and ­reactionary impulses.

Some are designed to counteract the stress of infection on the host cell, notably the viral antiapoptotic proteins (vICA, vMIA).

After closing a $9.7 million round this summer, Finnish startup Valkee — which makes a light-emitting pair of earbuds designed to counteract seasonal affective disorder (SAD) — has put some of that cash towards a product refresh.

The change to the policy, first created in 1976, is designed to counteract the monopolization of the facilities by some groups during peak hours and allow equal access for all Irvine groups and residents, according to the staff presentation.

In this paper we will consider the challenges before manufacturers and regulators as they approach the problem of abuse potential of these new drug products and some of the solutions specifically designed to counteract abuse.

Tottenham started with a system designed to counteract the threat of Manchester United and particularly Paul Scholes.

By Nick Paumgarten Oliver Stone Technologies designed to counteract or allay the passage of time usually wind up falling prey to it.

Technologies designed to counteract or allay the passage of time usually wind up falling prey to it.

America says the radar and rockets are designed to counteract Iranian missiles, not Russian ones.

Gilchrist's Healthy Heart program is designed to counteract those effects by encouraging women to exercise and eat healthy foods.