Sentence examples for helping to neutralize from inspiring English sources

Advances in technology may also be helping to neutralize home-field advantage.

In the end, the Kremlin monitors in Belarus seemed to play just the role envisioned for them: helping to neutralize negative findings by the Western ones.

Freshman defenseman Ian Cole (St. Louis Blues) had a particularly solid game in the defensive zone, helping to neutralize Jones and Miami's second-leading-scorer Justin Mercier (Colorado Avalanche).

Brenly chose Anderson because he is experienced and he is left-handed, which gives him an edge at Yankee Stadium by helping to neutralize the short distance to the right-field wall.

This suggests that both proteins use the classical Ser-His-Asp catalytic triad mechanism with serine acting as the nucleophile, histidine as the general acid-base, and aspartate helping to neutralize the charge forming on histidine during the catalysis.

"We're not in denial that there are differences in our backgrounds, and a prenup was something that helped to neutralize that," Mr. Kushner said.

Public charging stations continue to sprout in forward-thinking communities, but there was little headway toward standardizing plugs for the fast-charging systems that would help to neutralize public resistance to E.V.'s.

Several anti-oxidant enzymes help to neutralize them.

That being said, the feminist critique should help to neutralize the conception of the solely private nature of mysticism and religious experience, introduced to philosophy largely by William James.

"The scent of the lemon, combined with the citric acid will help to neutralize any lingering odors".

And all of that chewing will produce more saliva, which will help to neutralize cavity-causing bacteria.