Sentences with phrase «thus neutralizes»

The court's decision thus neutralizes many of the benefits of the fixed fee, including administrative ease and shared risk (presumably, if one of the trigger events for withdrawal of the fee does not occur, the lawyer must refund the fee, which is not the case with a standard flat fee arrangement).

To put it bluntly: politics usually matters more than religion does; or, politics co-opts religion and thus neutralizes it.

But but andre santos is also playing alongside him thus neutralizing the pleasing walk down the memory lane.

Vitamins, such as those previously mentioned, are antioxidants, because they can donate electrons to free radicals, thus neutralizing them.

Vitamin C reduces free radical damage by donating an electron to these unstable molecules, thus neutralizing them and preventing them from causing further harm.

With Gold bead Implants, the Gold beads are placed at acupuncture points around the affected joints and the positively charged Gold beads flood the joint continuously with positive ions thus neutralizing the negative ions and the acid also causing the body to dissolve the boney calcium deposits and reversing boney arthritis and alleviating pain.

Having thus neutralized the partialities of his emotional nature, he proceeds with a certain natural and enforced erectness of mental attitude to the investigation, knowing well that some of his intellectual children will die before maturity, yet feeling that several of them may survive the results of final investigation, since it is often the outcome of inquiry that several causes are found to be involved instead of a single one.

But other commentators say the IMF should urge Ukraine to pay up in full, thus neutralizing the issue as a lever over Kyiv.

Not exact matches

«Antibodies exposed to this high level of viral diversity in turn mutated to be able to tolerate variation, thus acquiring the ability to neutralize diverse global viruses.»

Thus, one set of antibodies selected a set of virus escape mutants that «taught» the broadly neutralizing lineage how to neutralize HIV variants.

The antibodies against H7subtype viruses exhibit «remarkable neutralizing potency,» and thus may represent a new way to protect people who have been exposed to or infected by avian influenza, they reported today in The Journal of Clinical Investigation.

In essence, the AIDS virus locks onto the construct, dubbed eCD4 - Ig, as though it were attaching to a cell and thus is neutralized.

The phosphotriester neutralizes and protects the RNA backbone — converting the ribonucleic acid (RNA) to ribonucleic neutral (RNN), and thus giving the name siRNN.

Now, with support from the Trust and with our industry partner Numerate, we can move forward with finding ways to neutralize this toxic protein, thus halting the disease's devastating effects.»

Thus, all four vaccines evaluated induced the immunopathology; however, all four also induced neutralizing antibody and protection against infection when compared to control challenged animals.

One of the antidotes is the antioxidant, which is a special molecule that neutralizes free radicals and thus can improve your health and performance in many ways.

Exceptional levels of natural antioxidants and anti-inflammatories in Synchro Genesis work to neutralize toxins, thus helping to preserve proper metabolic and hormone function and reducing systemic inflammation.

Enzymes in the mouth and stomach, digestive juices, bile salts (to neutralize the digestive acids), and various flora in the intestines can break down and degrade the supplement, and thus a negligible quantity of beneficial components actually make it into the bloodstream.

Soaking in an acidic medium neutralizes phytates and begins the breakdown of carbohydrates, thus allowing children to obtain optimum nourishment from grains.

«Antioxidants are molecules that can neutralize free radicals, and thus mitigate the negative effect of free radicals,» says Chen.

«Neutralization» is usually used in the context of neutralizing the carbon acidity, for example, by the dissolution of carbonate minerals, thus using this term to describe what happens when CO2 is added to the ocean would be misleading.

However, it is unlikely that any amount of emissions reductions will eliminate the production of CO2e, thus these emissions can be neutralized through the purchase of accredited carbon offsets.

If this happened, I suspect there would then be a strong temptation among some in the National Academy of Sciences to have NAS publish an official report which essentially adopts the full list of IPCC AR4 conclusions as NAS «principal findings» thus allowing Section III to be neutralized, for all practical purposes.