Sentence examples for which can neutralise from inspiring English sources

A US ship holding equipment which can neutralise Syria's chemical weapons is being prepared for its mission in Portsmouth, Virginia.

However, MOMP also releases second mitochondrial activator of caspases (Smac), which can neutralise XIAP.

The presence of clinical signs and symptoms of excess acetylcholine indicate the presence of active free circulating venom in the blood, which can be neutralised by antivenom.

The RCGP launched the inquiry after it emerged that Dr Una Coales had written a guide setting out ways in which minority candidates can "neutralise bias" from the college's examiners.

In one animal model, it was reported that acupuncture can neutralise pathological changes in low levels of nitric oxide synthase and impaired kidney function, which manifested as high blood urea nitrogen and serum creatinine.

His path to that post, which he clearly finds more appealing than being mired in endless parliamentary opposition, will be the smoother if he can neutralise the Corbyn drag effect.

But a clever approach can neutralise media hostility.

In "How milk zaps tooth decay" (Daily Mail), zaps represents "can neutralise".

We can neutralise perhaps the most deadly infectious disease in history in our lifetime.

Technology can improve one part of the value chain, but changes in other parts can neutralise these benefits.

London boasts a large number of South African dentists whose rates can neutralise any of the effects of laughing gas.