Sentence examples for negating the potential from inspiring English sources
The nicotine levels in each cigarette may be lower, but smokers simply smoke more of them, negating the potential benefits of reduced nicotine levels.
/acre N rate at green-up stimulated tillering of the recommended input treatment, negating the potential lower spike density associated with the lower plant density.
Quantification of the patellofemoral joint stress has been dependent on patellofemoral joint contact area obtained from cadaver specimens, thereby negating the potential influence of subject specific variability.
But the metallic zinc left behind tends to form porous structures that take up much more space than dense, solid metal, negating the potential size advantage of metal-air batteries.
This is because the activity of the enzyme, pepsin, has been shown to lose its capacity to damage intact esophageal epithelium or isolated esophageal cells at a pH 3.0.16 Consequently, even this modest level of surface buffering in esophagus can protect by negating the potential for more rapid and severe damage produced by the combination of acid-pepsin than by acid alone.
Unfortunately, these injuries may also result temporarily or even permanently in reduced levels of physical activity, thus negating the potential benefits of sports participation for children and adolescents.
Those more complex realities do not negate the potential for contentious politics in 2020.
However, the primary disadvantage of participant difficulty learning how to use Second Life negated the potential benefits.
Guantánamo showed that a leased territory can be misused like any other, but it doesn't negate the potential value of such an arrangement.
This is not to negate the potential awfulness of the Trump presidency, the horrors of the war in Syria and the conflict in Yemen, and the political mess of Brexit in the UK.
One possible explanation is that inhibition of the SCOP regulated mechanism(s) that in turn mediate a stable blood pressure (refractory to TBI), may also be associated with a broader (unidentified) pathology which negates the potential benefits of raised MAP to reduce injury.
