"a counteraction of" is a valid phrase that can be used in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to something that is in response to a particular action or event, especially when the response is oppositional or conflicting in some way. For example, "The government implemented a counteraction of tariffs on imported goods to protect the domestic industry."
Thus, under exertion of stress, BRD4's regulation of HMOX1 is mediated via the KEAP1/NRF2 pathway resulting in a counteraction of BRD4 and HMOX1 levels.
Fini et al. [ 21] suggest that pulsed electric field delivery combines an anabolic effect on chondrocytes, a catabolic cytokine blockage, a stimulatory effect on anabolic cytokine production, and a counteraction of the inflammatory process in osteoarthritis.
VlcpcA expression was increased significantly by sixfold in the bradytrophic Vlaro2sm, suggesting that there is here as well amino acid starvation as a counteraction of a cross-pathway control (Fig. 4b).
The development of such antibodies not only reveals causes of neurotoxicity but also the potential of immunotherapies as a counteraction to the progression of the disease.
Indeed, there are potent hERG inhibitors devoid of TdP risk (e.g., verapamil, propafenone, amiodarone, ranolazine) because of either a counteraction to potassium current inhibition by either sodium or calcium channel blockade or other potential antiarrhythmic mechanisms (8, 9).
Additionally, the degradations on the performance caused by single errors can be eliminated by a combination of multiple errors, due to a mutual counteraction of these influences.
We hypothesise that nutritional support in cancer patients should aim for a direct counteraction of the net body protein breakdown, rather than for a mere increase in caloric intake.
Simultaneous addition of U0126 with NGF resulted in a strongly sustained proliferation (observed in both cell lines), compared to cells growing in the presence of U0126 alone (SK-MEL-28-TrkA, p = 0.0006; G-361-TrkA, p = 0.0002), suggesting a partial counteraction of the growth arrest effect, induced by the activation of NGF-TrkA signaling, when the MAPK cascade is blocked (Fig. 5c and d).
However, levels of MGP has been demonstrated to be high in calcified vessels, where MGP most probably is expressed as an inhibitory counteraction of the calcification process [ 6, 23].
In this context, one study (Mitsui and Cocco, 2010) proposed that more fric-tionally unstable systems lead to a more effective counteraction of porosity evolution to the TP effect.
And my Bolex told me that I should use it only to celebrate the joyful, beautiful aspects of life, as a counteraction against the darkness that surrounded me, all the horrible memories of the years I had gone through.
