The expert group recommended slight revision of the STAN guidelines and measures to overcome user errors to reduce ambiguity and the risk of adverse outcome.
However, the cytotoxic effect of the plant will need to be overcome in order to reduce the negative effect of the plant while still harnessing its therapeutic potential.
The drinks industry is still powerful enough to be able to overcome almost every attempt to reduce alcohol's national toll.
To overcome such difficulties and to reduce workload, automated classifiers of echolocation calls have become popular, but their performance has not been tested sufficiently in the field.
Frictional drag is always proportional to the wetted surface of the vessel and typically accounts for more than 60% of the required propulsive power to overcome; hence the desire to reduce the wetted surface area is an active research interest.
The interaction between plants and insect herbivores is viewed as an arms race: While insects must face plant defenses and evolve strategies to overcome them, plants tend to reduce herbivores by diverse mechanisms (Bronstein et al. 2006; Sugio et al. 2014).
Recently, a pH-dependent antigen-binding antibody that binds to an antigen in plasma at neutral pH and dissociates from the antigen in endosome at acidic pH has been reported to overcome this limitation and to reduce antigen-mediated antibody clearance and antibody-mediated antigen accumulation.
Although an example of auditory-motor rather than visio-motor synchrony, joint music playing shows that the brain can overcome sensory-motor delays to reduce inter-individual asynchronies below the perceptual threshold.
Guidelines were prepared for Legislation on the Application of Food Irradiation Technology, in order to overcome quarantine barriers and to reduce post-harvest losses.
To overcome this problem and to reduce uncertainty, a computable dynamic model is proposed from which a number of scenarios can be played out over time in order to show the effects of a range of assumptions and estimates.
