We found that there was generally 5 to 10 times more CaCO3 by weight (the source of which is shell fragments) than sulfides, yet the pH often dropped below 4.0 upon moist incubation; suggesting that shell materials may not effectively neutralize acidity generated from oxidizing sulfides.
In doing so, he says, the Times chairman may have may have effectively neutralized the dissidents.
Although the autoantibodies can effectively neutralize IFNs in the bloodstream, they may not reach sufficient levels to do so in the tissues, which might help explain the surprising rarity of viral infections in APECED patients despite their decreased expression of ISGs in blood cells.
This may have been dependent on the amount of the complementary circulating mAb present in the system which could effectively neutralize the escape mutants due to any one of the mAb.
Why or why not? -Do the administrators effectively "neutralize" Wikipedia's content?
Contact lenses most effectively neutralize visual defects arising from irregular curvatures of the cornea.
(These are generally so high-fat that they effectively neutralize spinach's supposed health benefits, an interesting paradox).
Geithner and other Summers allies have been conspiring – make that "comparing notes" – via conference call on how to effectively neutralize the criticism of Summers in the press.
That is, Manhattan distance can effectively neutralize abnormal RSSI readings.
Monoclonal antibodies that effectively neutralize HIV-1 have been widely sought, yet few have been isolated.
