If patients can maintain a habitual low salt intake, this might negate the need for the addition of a thiazide diuretic to RAAS blockade and hence avoid some of the potential metabolic effects of thiazide therapy.
This would mean an increase in entropy that might negate the entropy loss due to the increase in temperature in B. Actually, in SWF's original idealized scenario, if I may be allowed to ignore the size problem for a moment, this is not the case.
Although a zanamivir-sensitive isolate, A/St.Louis/758/09, carries a N163T mutation, this isolate also has a unique, nearby V189A mutation that might negate the effects of the N163T mutation such that the virus remains sensitive to zanamivir (Table 3).
When asked if he worried athletes might negate the meticulously manicured diet plan with a night of partying, Sankal grinned.
This was observed when testing the MPC for mecillinam, trimethoprim, and azithromycin, though we speculate that increasing the precision of the MPC assay (as was done with IC90 testing) might negate these discrepancies.
In what Dr. Lin says was an attempt to divert attention from salt, records show, Frito-Lay also financed research on whether calcium might negate the harmful effects of salt, even though Dr. Lin said he doubted it would really absolve salt.
Other concerns about the design of the trials include the dose of FFP used, and the potential for bias; no studies had taken adequate account of the extent to which adverse effects might negate the clinical benefits of treatment with FFP.
Educating yourself about debt and how it might affect your financial situation might negate these feelings.
Such high levels might negate the osteoblast induction effect of bone drilling.
This implies that the costs associated with maintaining high productivity in temperate B. taurus might negate the profit obtained via high production.
The time required to conduct investigations and retrieve diagnostic and epidemiological information might negate the advantage of quick data acquisition.
