Thus, somewhat ironically, the SPINK1 −81C>T variant may actually constitute a protective allele, the effect of which would have been counteracted by the CFTR alleles in this particular case.
This has counteracted the 12% reduction in UK domestic emissions".
And better IT would have done little to counteract the bigger forces behind the crisis, such as global economic imbalances.Yet most in the industry agree that its woeful IT systems have, in Mr Banziger's words, "exacerbated the crisis".
Extrapolations that we were making earlier based on the initial precincts there had assumed that Mr. Santorum would gain rather than lose ground in Clermont — which would have been key to counteracting uncounted votes in Cleveland's Cuyahoga County, which have gone for Mr. Romney so far.
However, chemical inhibitors of SOX proteins that would have great potential to counteract oncogenesis are presently not available.
"If there was too much methane (in the atmosphere), it would have created a haze and counteracted the greenhouse effect," he says.
And besides, forcing users to buy pricey Bluetooth headphones would have gone a ways toward counteracting the company's focus on budget.
They transferred compression forces and counteracted torque, which would have made the neck very muscular.
