His tendency to complexify, to overlay, to underlay, to add, comes off as a kind of frustrated complexity, even a self-loathing complexity that is counteracted by a longing for a lost simplicity (the number of times the word Sehnen, longing or yearning, is heard in the course of the opera suggests entire worlds of dissatisfaction and unfulfilled desire).
Overall, then, there may be anagenetic increases within lineages creating a trend that is counteracted by the effects of differential species longevity.
Negative attitudes did not seem to affect the movers' income in Table 6, but they do affect them via a negative direct effect that is counteracted by a positive interaction effect.
After placebo, ischemia-induced FMD was associated with a significant increase in 8-OHdG (p < 0.001), an effect that was counteracted by vitamin C. Vitamin C infusion was associated with an inverse correlation between the changes in FMD and oxidative stress (R = −0.67; p < 0.01).
"Size may matter in polar bears," Sonne says, "as the bears are on a high latitude, the baculum size may have a mating function that's counteracted by PCBs.
"Size may matter in polar bears," Sonne said, "as the bears are on a high latitude, the baculum size may have a mating function that's counteracted by PCBs.
However, UCMS induced anhedonia, an effect that was counteracted by fluoxetine treatment.
It was however found to reduce the expression of the transcription factors PPARα and FXR, an effect that was counteracted by the presence of an LXR or PPARα agonist (Table 2).
The decrease of intracellular cAMP levels is critical for cell cycle arrest that is counteracted by adding exogenous dbcAMP, a cell-permeable analogue of this signal carrier (Fig. 4B).
This suggested a negative effect of Pds5 on cohesion establishment that is counteracted by Eco1.
