Sentence examples for measures to neutralize from inspiring English sources

He threatened that if the two bases were completed, "We will have to take some measures to neutralize this threat".

North Korea, in turn, discussed "taking practical measures to neutralize the existing nuclear facilities in the D.P.R.K. within this year and agreed on them," the spokesman said.

Ukrainian security services have also taken measures to neutralize these saboteurs.

Whether the increased LOS and possible increased severity of illness associated with endotoxemia might be reduced by specific measures to neutralize endotoxin needs to be studied further, but the hypothesis remains attractive.

For example, about 6.7 million tons of CCW is used to fill abandoned mines, often as a measure to neutralize the acidic liquid that can drain from these sites into nearby waters.

Well planned use of e-learning and supportive measures should help to neutralize this difference.

To further evaluate the biological activities of PSA-I-3 against LPS in vitro, we measured its abilities to neutralize LPS and to inhibit TNFα release (by LPS challenge) in RAW264.7 cells.

Patient demographics are shown in Table 2. IFNβ treated patients with serum titres of 20 neutralizing units/ml or greater for two consecutive measurements at a 3 month interval using the cytopathic effect (CPE) bioassay (measures the serum concentration required to neutralize the antiviral activity of the IFNβ) were considered NAB+ve [35].

Backers and opponents of the measure said it was intended to neutralize the effects of Israeli Arabs, who represent 10percentt of the electorate and strongly favor a land-for-peace pact with Syria.

It would have done so by accumulating gold or bismuth ions (atoms stripped of an electron) and counted them by measuring the electrical current required to neutralize the ions.

The anti-snake venom activity was measured by Vf's ability to neutralize the in vitro neuromuscular blockade caused by Bothrops jararacussu venom (Bjssu) in a mouse phrenic nerve-diaphragm model (PND).