But this has an opposing effect, for the eye cannot sustain the same level of interest (his Grand Canyon looks like anyone else's, his giant tortoise staring curiously back is superb).
An influx of tens of thousands of qualified doctors would, certainly, make it easier to schedule a checkup or be seen more promptly in the E.R. But, in the long term, it could have a perverse, opposing effect.
Furthermore, as our results will show, coercive mobility and concentrated disadvantage have opposing effect on the allocation of HCOs.
Results show that increasing electric fields enhance tunneling of photogenerated carriers, which dominates over the opposing effect of reduced absorption.
Opposing effect was seen in the I-RME, with the suture rotating in postero-inferior direction thus, reducing the downward rotational movement of the maxilla.
In this context, the possibly opposing effect of transcutaneous (clinical) stimulation of the intact vagus nerve on systemic inflammation and inflammatory modifications within the brain should be considered.
The measured temperature change at any instant of time reflected the effect of evaporation and the opposing effect of thermal conductivity.
Stresses in the system are determined by the thermal mismatch between the components, with the TGO and the bond coat having an opposing effect on the TBC stresses.
Given the opposing effect of conjugated and unconjugated neurosteroids on neurotransmitter signaling the comparison of the expression of the e.g. GABAA signaling cascade components before and after treatment would have been of interest.
Similar but opposing effect observed in p38 phosphorylation where significantly less phosphorylation occurred in resveratrol or longevinex treated BL samples.
We identified three QTL controlling trichome density on the leaf upper sides, one on chromosome 3 and two with opposing effect on chromosome 4.
