Sentence examples for significantly counterbalancing from inspiring English sources
The presence of air-water interface retards the colloid transport significantly counterbalancing the facilitating effect of colloids.
GLP-1 significantly counterbalanced these effects.
However, counterbalancing this loss of sample is the fact that ThinPrep samples are significantly less labour intensive than SurePath samples for the processing laboratory.
But you won counterbalancing points for consistency.
For example, for PS in PCL, shear stress increases significantly at lower temperatures, but is counterbalanced by an increase in the viscosity ratio, elasticity of the phases and an increase in interfacial tension.
The reduction in operating lung volumes during exercise may have favourable influences especially in obese patients with COPD, in whom obesity may counterbalance lung hyperinflation, thereby significantly improving their exercise tolerance [ 7, 8].
Although the proportion of patients fulfilling the NCEP III-specified cut off levels for TGs was significantly higher in the group receiving long-term GCs in this study (P = 0.026), this alone was not sufficient to impact significantly on the overall prevalence of the metabolic syndrome, possibly being counterbalanced by increases in HDL, producing an overall less atherogenic lipid profile.
Urban watersheds had significantly fewer amphibian species than all other watershed types, but these losses were counterbalanced by significant increases in reptile species richness in these same watersheds.
He will need to significantly outperform Mr. Romney in Eau Claire County and the surrounding counties to counterbalance Mr. Romney's strength in the Southeast.
This cost effectiveness advantage arises because the intervention improved carer outcomes while not significantly increasing overall costs, with the additional cost of the intervention being partly counterbalanced by a reduction in service related costs.
Instead, the significantly higher CD4+ T-cell infiltration of RA joints suggests that Tregs are either counterbalanced by effector T cells in the joint or functionally impaired.
