Sentence examples for neutralize negative effects from inspiring English sources

Hopes have been expressed that this approach has the potential to neutralize negative effects of global free trade and rein in corporate power [63].

Data are interpreted to show that: (i) negative effects of Q on feed intake derive from astringency of CT and short-term post-ingestive malaise; (ii) the increased number of eating bouts and their wider partition throughout the day are means to preserve the ruminal environment in Q-fed heifers; (iii) PEG has the potential to neutralize negative effects of condensed tannins in cattle.

Addition of nonionic detergents like polysorbate-20 (Tween-20) or Triton X-100 can neutralize negative effects of sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS) (Wilson, 1997).

We widely believe that, no matter what forces shape a child's life outside school, teachers can level the playing field, neutralize the negative effects of poverty on learning, and raise every kid to proficiency in every standard.

These alterations contributed to neutralize the negative effects of tannic acid and maintain body mass in animals supplemented with tannic acid.

Interestingly, some authors have proposed a potential interaction between an elevated BDNF and pro-inflammatory cytokine levels after trauma (Bucker et al. 2015), with an increase in BDNF levels being a possible attempt to neutralize the negative effects of CT on the brain.

The depreciations exercised pressure on their economies forcing them to neutralize the negative effects for their competitiveness through even more stringent domestic economic policies.

The commander of the 7th Brigade wished to neutralize the negative effects of the debacle on the morale of the troops and on his prestige.

Nonetheless, Wolbachia seems to have evolved the mutually beneficial phenotype of not harming the reproductive output of females that carry it, assuming this is not the result of the nuclear genome evolving to neutralize any negative effects of Wolbachia.

With increased free radicals, more folic acid is needed to neutralize their negative effects.[4].

"In principle, Germany supports efforts aimed at neutralizing the negative effects of tobacco consumption," said Alexander Müller, the German secretary of state for health.