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However, the problem is that margins have been steadily shrinking and there is only so long this can be counterbalanced by cost-cutting, particularly as ad revenues bleed away and newsprint costs increase.

Coffee has drawbacks -- jitters, crash, restlessness, etc. Luckily most of this can be counterbalanced by choosing the right source.

It is not clear, whether this can be counterbalanced with a more extensive training for the student tutors.

However, P24's inability to synthesize SAM requirements at low temperature can be counterbalanced by the presence of this compound in the growth medium, which showed a similar growth rate to strain P5.

This evidenced that unfavourable climatic conditions for the disease development can be counterbalanced by conditions of high vine growth and associated canopy and cluster features.

Occurring earlier in the Roman calendar, this gives a head start on deciding how the conventional New Year can be counterbalanced with Christmas, Thanksgiving, Kwanzaa and Eid-al-Adha, the Muslim holiday in winter.

This strategy makes intuitive sense as the drawbacks of each method can be counterbalanced, although the jury is still out whether such hybrid assemblies always outperform single data type approaches (Bradnam et al. 2013).

This observation may suggest that in plants the ancient retention of diploidization-resistant genes can be counterbalanced by the loss of duplicates for such functions in more recent WGD, and vise versa.

Because the carbon dioxide-dissociation curve is steep and relatively linear, compensation for decreased carbon dioxide exchange in one portion of the lung can be counterbalanced by increased excretion of carbon dioxide in another area of the lung.

Nevertheless, the drawbacks of the social context can be counterbalanced by a strong locus of control.

For instance, a bias toward overconfidence in decisions can be counterbalanced by a description of alternative outcomes.