This is corroborated by the fact that combating oxidative stress (particularly by physical exercise) may result in reversal of the alterations.
"Hopefully, Mr Osborne sees that the EU can in fact help the UK in combating a problem that costs the Inland Revenue an estimated £4bn a year".
It urged "sober awareness" of the "intensity" and "complexity" of the current ideological struggle.The government is clearly allowing a little more media oversight, but observers worry that Mr Liu was a sacrifice to persuade people that Mr Xi is serious about combating corruption, when in fact he has no plans for broader institutional reform.
Just keeping an eye on them and reversing any ad clicks may in fact be a smarter way of combating them and gathering more data.
And it does not itself improve our approach to combating terrorist threats that do in fact loom large — larger, in fact, because of Bush's mistakes.
One of the most significant obstacles in combating sexual exploitation is the fact that most anti-trafficking campaigners see prostitution and sexual exploitation as one and the same.
Alan Robock, who studied the potential impact of a nuclear winter in the 1980s, raised alarm over CIA's part-funding of a National Academy of Sciences report on different approaches to combating climate change, and the fact that the CIA hasn't explained its interest in geoengineering.
He cites low unemployment, his belief that household and corporate sectors are well insulated from Fed rate hikes, and the fact that the Fed is powerful in combating inflation, which he says is caused not by economic growth and not so much by energy prices, but by monetary accommodation and dollar weakness in 2003 and 2004.
In fact, the role of religious leaders in combating FGM in the region is extremely important due to the respect and influence they have in the local communities.
In fact, religion can be a valuable tool in combating terrorism, refuting terrorists' attempts to confer religious legitimacy on their actions.
We can only hope that the data has in actual fact been used only for the purposes of combating terrorism and not, for example, for economic espionage.
