0 past simple and past participle of counterbalance --
1 to have an equal but opposite effect on something so that it does not have too much of a particular characteristic: --
The ugliness of the resort is counterbalanced by the excellence of the skiing.
The category names provided in the cued recall test were presented in two different orders and counterbalanced across test order as well.
Secondly, subjects performed the task in two separate conditions, ascend and descend, with the order of condition counterbalanced across subjects.
All measures were administered in a counterbalanced order.
All measures were administered in random order with emotion type counterbalanced across participants for each measure.
There were 15 boys and 15 girls in each age group, and gender was counterbalanced across reading conditions.
There are 40 counterbalanced test trials (10 simultaneous and 10 at each of the delay intervals) using different samples.
Increased social inequality has thus been counterbalanced by employment growth (especially female participation) and advances in the quality of life at work.
Low cercarial infectivity at lower temperatures is offset by low mortality, while improved infectivity at higher temperatures is counterbalanced by high mortality.
