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Tariff point score was predictive after Block 2 variables were added but this was overridden by pre-clinical skills performance (Themes C&D) in the final model.

For the rest, consultation for chronic or emotional problems were most commonly mentioned as making 'who to see' more important, and most of those with chronic problems said they tried to see 'their' GP, unless this was overridden by a problem perceived to be urgent.

But this is overridden by collective agreements which, on average, provide for 14 weeks of paid parental leave, again at full pay.

At the same time, the side chains collectively favor transfer to water (6 × (−0.875) ≅ −5.3 kcal/mol), tending to cause some Rh expansion of the DSE, but this is overridden by the +18.3 kcal/mol effect on the backbone (see Table 2 and Figure 5A).

Although there was a tendency for increased haemoglobin concentration and oxygen carrying capacity in the blood during detomidine sedation this effect was overridden by the pronounced decrease in cardiac output.

Intriguingly, this short-wood preference was overridden when the insects heard audio playbacks of termites eating the longer piece of wood.

However, although the failure to consult the unions was unfair, this lapse from proper procedure was overridden by national security considerations and thus not justiciable.

Because of this electoral danger, President Bush's veto of the Democratic bill was overridden -- but just barely.

The partially automated system could be overridden by braking or accelerating, while the fully automated system could also be overridden by steering; if either system was overridden, it had to be activated manually again.

The park was overridden with drug sales at night".

The record for rebuffs is held by Andrew Johnson, who vetoed 21 bills & was overridden 15 times.