Milton's poem includes two larger themes that would later inform Paradise Lost: that the evil perpetrated by sinful humankind may be counteracted by Providence and that God will bring greater goodness out of evil.
Such decline may be counteracted, at least in part, if ecological engineering is used to help conserve biodiversity.
Cell-mediated retraction induces leaflet shortening that may be counteracted by the hemodynamic loading of the leaflets during diastole.
Most forms of selection reduce the amount of genetic variation within populations, which may be counteracted by the continual emergence of new variation via undirected mutation and recombination.
However, this effect may be counteracted by reduced consumption and production; in case the former effect will prevail and government revenue will still increase.
A sensation of draft may be counteracted by the occupants' manipulation of the ventilation system, which may lead to reduced dilution capacity.
Many scientists suspect that wine, another staple of the French meal, may be counteracting the harmful effects of a fatty diet.
When a fresco is warmer than the air thermophoresis takes fine particles away from the wall, but this effect may be counteracted by an upwards convective flow that increases deposition of coarse particles.
However, at the highest N LP values, the increase of the surface area may be counteracted by the coalescence of large aggregates, which will ultimately diminish the open porosity of the CEs.
Our findings suggest that while sound impact studies outdoors increase ecological and behavioural validity, the inherently higher variability also reduces resolution that may be counteracted by increasing sample size or looking into different individual coping styles.
The model outcomes indicate that this may be counteracted by zoning of shellfish aquaculture at the ecosystem level in order to optimize trade-offs between productivity and environmental effects.
