The order of task administration was counterbalanced across participants to negate any order or practice effects.
Each mouse received four doses of drug (0, 5, 15, and 40 mg/kg in distilled water intraperitoneal [i.p.]) with at least 72 hours washout between treatments; the order in which the doses were given was pseudo-randomized to negate possible order effects.
In this case, the results of EEI have to be negated in order to be able to make proper comparison with initial porosity log.
Active noise-cancellation technology copies the real-life sound environment "in order to negate its phenomenological existence," he wrote in a recent paper.
In order to negate tree foliage and manmade obstacles from the data, any sudden and radical changes in ground height are mapped out, with technicians who have models of the terrain fine-tuning the thresholds in processing these data points.
It is what one Israeli thinktank, the Reut Institute, called the "de-legitimisation network", which "operates in the international arena in order to negate Israel's right to exist and includes individuals and organisations in the west, which are catalysed by the radical left".
The Military Commissions Act of 2006, which Congress passed in its final weeks under Republican control in order to negate the Supreme Court's most recent ruling on behalf of a Guantánamo detainee, stripped all courts of jurisdiction "to hear or consider" challenges to any alien detainee's continued detention.
The existential modal operator ◊ is not persistent however, as facts higher up the information ordering may negate any proposition falling within the scope of ◊.
However, earlier this week, the Congress-led United Progressive Alliance government brought in an ordinance to "negate" the court's order and "soften the blow on convicted MPs and legislators".
The ways in which one employs Madhyamaka reasoning in order to negate these concepts are ultimately not as important as actually arriving at a state of nonconceptuality.
