Sentence examples for neutralizing force from inspiring English sources

Their aggressive defense relies heavily on Revis, a neutralizing force in one-on-one coverage; according to the statistical Web site ProFootballFocus.com, which last season rated him as the best cornerback in the N.F.L., receivers caught only a league-low 41.2 percent of passes thrown while Revis was covering them.

This mediator has a heparin neutralizing effect.

The high rate of emergence of escape mutants to these viruses are evidence that the antibodies are highly neutralizing and hence forcing the viruses to adapt.

But in both the bailouts and in the new proposals, the government is effectively neutralizing creditors as a force for financial safety.

If Trump's history paved the way for moralistic media coverage of those kinds of affairs, he seems now to be neutralizing these stories as a force.

Since the electrons are a massless charge neutralizing fluid, there are no forces from the electrons on the ions, except for the electron pressure gradient term in the definition of the electric field (Eq. (1)).

Spruance ordered the striking aircraft to proceed to target immediately, rather than waste time waiting for the strike force to assemble, since neutralizing enemy carriers was the key to the survival of his own task force.

Antibody is a potent force in anti-viral immunity, neutralizing virions [1] and promoting infected cell lysis [2].

It says the Council will determine its continued presence based on its performance and according to whether Congo has made sufficient progress in improving its security sector and creating a Congolese "rapid reaction force" that can take over responsibility for neutralizing armed groups and reducing the threat they pose to civilians and the government's authority.

The initial Japanese attack did not succeed in neutralizing Midway: American bombers could still use the airbase to refuel and attack the Japanese invasion force, and most of Midway's land-based defenses were intact.

Second, to determine whether MCP-1 plays a role in diaphragmatic contractile dysfunction during sepsis, the force-generating capacity of the diaphragm was compared in animals pretreated with anti-MCP-1 neutralizing antibody versus an irrelevant isotype control immunoglobulin.