Sentence examples for this is negated from inspiring English sources

Thus, more villagers increases the building speed, and the more villagers building a wonder, the faster the civilization advances, but this is negated due to economical reasons, as taking villagers can dent overall resource production.

However, this is negated because of the cross-over study design and demonstration of pain resurgence during the washout and run-out phases.

Eli Manning looked remarkably improved, yet this was negated by his inability to make two simple passes in the dying minutes of the game.

However, this was negated by the fact that the tourists only had one match of comparable standard before the Tests, prompting Hassett to make some unusually blunt comments, saying that "The West Indies have suffered from sheer stupidity in the organisation of their tour".

This was negated by our study which could be explained by the criterion method as being different and a significant difference in ethnicity.

However our results suggest that this was negated by the lack of mechanisms for feeding the data into a product development process that was dominated by technological requirements.

Adjustment for maternal smoking increased the differences in birth weight by approximately 40%, while adjustment for maternal height attenuated the difference by 57% for boys and 44% for girls, although this was negated in the fully adjusted model.

We hypothesize that 1 mM SNP induced p38 kinase and ERK activity in chondrocytes and phosphorylated p53, resulting in p53 accumulation, and that this was negated by 0.1 mM SNP pretreatment via the downmodulation of these MAP kinases.

"I thought exercising was making me healthier but what I didn't realise was that my diet contained too much carbohydrate for my own physiology, and this was negating all the benefits," he says.

Whilst  burning gas releases less CO2 per unit of energy than coal, this benefit is negated by releases of methane during the fracking process.

However, this assumption is negated by observations recorded for aluminium, copper and various particle-hardened alloys.