"We have learned that this financial crisis is unpredictable and difficult to counteract," Mr. Paulson said.
If we have learned anything throughout this year, we have learned that this financial crisis is unpredictable and difficult to counteract.
Cassino said: "It's incredibly difficult to counteract because the ones to whom it appeals the most are the ones who least trust the mainstream media who are doing the debunking.
But it remains difficult to prove and difficult to counteract.
Jennifer Korn, who leads Latino outreach efforts at the RNC, told HuffPost that in past years, the party used to "parachute in" just before the election, which made it difficult to counteract Democratic messaging.
There is path-dependency in policy that is very difficult to counteract even where scientific evidence is very strong.
Some parents (Belgium, Hungary, and Norway) complained about the role of media, ads and marketing because they find it very difficult to counteract or balance these influences.
Hence, it was felt that direct NCX blockade with small molecule inhibitors may yield results that could be more difficult to interpret than modulating NCX function via alterations in [Na+]o to counteract the changes in [Na+]o:[Na+]i gradient caused by INa blockade.
It is more difficult to extract nucleic acids from FFPE tissue because of the need to remove the paraffin and to counteract covalent protein DNA interactions that result from the fixation process [ 17]; however, Schweiger et al. [ 18], who first reported NGS-based analysis of DNA (DNA-Seq), had in fact used FFPE samples in their study.
To counteract this "molecular mimicry" by pathogens, the diversity of host defence proteins may be markedly enhanced, making it more difficult to determine orthologous relationships within gene families.
