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Meanings of neutralisation in English
Portuguese
salificação Catalan
neutralització A chemical reaction in which an acid and a base interact with the formation of a salt; with strong acids and bases the essential reaction is the combination of hydrogen ions with hydroxyl ions to form water.
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Examples for "neutralization"
Examples for "neutralization"
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When this occurs the neutralization expressed in the following equation is complete:
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These regions may represent potential antigenic sites related to heterotypic rotavirus neutralization.
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Some differences in cross neutralization test & immunogenic analysis were also found.
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Its object will be the neutralization of the enemy's war fighting capability.
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Furthermore, no neutralization of other type 1interferons by NAbs could be detected.
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The counteraction of her sudden fancy spoiled for her the triumph of last night.
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Something in the way of counteraction has been done, though not always with knowledge.
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The fascination is dual, and is at least a counteraction to the great enchantress.
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This drove the mother of them all to meditate counteraction.
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Soon afterwards the cardinal addressed himself to the counteraction of Henry's projects of conversion.
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In contrast to the extremely exothermic Ca(OH) 2 agent, NaHCO 3 even lowers solution temperatures after neutralization reactions.
Usage of neutralisation in English
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Antibody measuring was done in specific validated enzyme immunoassays and neutralisation tests.
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Above all she stood out for the neutralisation of the Panama Canal.
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At the time it sought stricter controls on its use, capture and neutralisation.
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The serological properties of the passaged virus were investigated by virus neutralisation test.
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Such neutralisation, it should be noted, need not necessarily carry with it independence.
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Vaccinated animals were found to generate antigen-specific cellular and humoral immunity and neutralisation activity.
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A serum neutralisation test (NT) was also performed as a gold standard assay.
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We also tested maternal serum with plaque reduction neutralisation assays for Zika and dengue viruses.
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They deployed a neutralisation strategy and frankly it worked.
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Maternal serum samples were tested by plaque reduction neutralisation assay for Zika virus and dengue virus.
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I shall compel her to accept the neutralisation of Alsace-Lorraine, whenever the provinces shall have become thoroughly Germanised.
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This can be done, in such measure as it can be done at all, by neutralisation of national pretensions.
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Other methods of head neutralisation include visored motorcycle helmets, heavy-duty bin bags and strapping a cat to your face.
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In the same way, no part of the coast at present belonging to Montenegro shall be subject to future neutralisation.
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Management of such sites, and neutralisation of the environmental threats they pose, is therefore extremely important and is an issue of global significance.
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Presence of SARS-CoV-2 reactive antibodies was tested by indirect immunofluorescence assay and virus neutralisation test in samples collected before inoculation and at autopsy.
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