Sentence examples for partly neutralizing from inspiring English sources

A planned social fund could stash oil revenue in foreign assets, partly neutralizing currency inflows and reducing the temptation for the government to splurge.

Photogenerated holes accumulate at the nanowire surface, partly neutralizing negatively charged absorbed oxygen species, which reduces the surface potential, leading to a reduction of the depletion width and increased photocurrent.

For a moment, the icy water was partly neutralized by the heat in my body.

There are many defenses that could at least partly neutralize the threat from terrorists, but it seems that developing space-based missile defense is fighting an enemy that is already dead.

Many Democrats had assumed the issue would be a major political help to them, but some Democratic strategists said Republican claims that Mr. Obama had cut $716 billion from the program had at least partly neutralized the Democratic advantage and constrained their ability to emphasize Medicare in their campaign message.

John Ruskin's King of the Golden River (1851) and William Makepeace Thackeray's "fireside pantomime" The Rose and the Ring (1855) were signs of a changing climate, even though the Grimm-like directness of the first is partly neutralized by Ruskin's moralistic bent and the gaiety of the second is spoiled by a laborious, parodic slyness.

Thus, an electricity price reduction partly neutralizes the direct impact of the tax on profits.

In the melt at 235°C, the grafting reaction occurs only when the copolymer is at least partly neutralized.

Lewis acidity, together with internal hydroxyl group, partly neutralizes the benefit of mesopore introduction in MTH reaction.

The solution of NaOH can partly neutralize the positive charge of H4TAPP6+to form H2TAPP4+, and acidity of the solution is decreased.

Other plant extracts were proved less beneficial and partly neutralized the toxicities posed by cobra venom.