The deference he shows to Blatter's long-discredited regime suggests Fifa has always been a difficulty national associations have been obliged to get round, a negative fact of life no one can do much about, a force so powerful it cannot be counteracted or confronted.
Due to the growing world population (and the associated increase in food production), a global reduction of nitrogen emissions is not expected as it cannot be counteracted technically (with filters, flue gas scrubbing) currently[30].
Because the effects occur so early in time and cannot be counteracted by strategy in a volitional way, it is more appropriate to label priming as automatic and bottom-up in nature (see Theeuwes, 2010a, 2010b, for a detailed discussion).
Each wage earner in those regions supports more than two nonworking dependents, a problem that cannot be counteracted even by lowering unemployment rates, the bank said.
For low to medium terminal speeds, the channel coherence time is larger than, thus fading events cannot be counteracted by physical layer channel coding.
However, despite using the same response elements, decreased expression of Mfn2 induced by genetic ablation of PGC-1β in mice cannot be counteracted by PGC-1α action, as shown in liver, heart and skeletal muscle of PGC-1β KO mice, in which Mfn2 expression is decreased, probably due to the low expression of PGC-1α under basal conditions.
Our findings suggest that patients suffer from major oxidative stress and inflammation during post-cardiac arrest syndrome, which cannot be counteracted by increased TRX production.
Oxidative stress (OxS) is a biochemical disequilibrium propitiated by excessive production of free radicals (FR) and reactive oxygen species (ROS), which provoke oxidative damage to biomolecules and which cannot be counteracted by antioxidative systems.
Sizeable increases of defoliated-plant RGR (i.e. the overcompensatory state, values beyond control plants) can be achieved whenever the positive increase in a particular GRC cannot be counteracted by any other growth component.
A quasispecies can be maintained in the system only if mutation rate is below a threshold value, the Error Threshold, above which the effect of too frequently arising mutants cannot be counteracted by selection, Darwinian optimization breaks down, and the quasispecies delocalizes.
Previous studies investigating this so-called "priming of pop out" have demonstrated that in these type of tasks, priming is basically bottom-up in origin (Maljkovic & Nakayama, 1994; Olivers & Hickey, 2010) and cannot be counteracted by top-down control (Pinto, Olivers, & Theeuwes, 2005; Theeuwes et al., 2006).
