The phrase "adjusted to counteract" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing modifications made to neutralize or mitigate an effect or influence.
Example: "The settings were adjusted to counteract the negative impact of the environmental changes."
Alternatives: "modified to offset" or "altered to counterbalance".
To compensate for these apparent sequence preferences, the six cycles of addition were repeated, with the concentration of each donor sequence being adjusted during mixing, to counteract the over- or under-representation shown in Supplementary Figure S2(B).
AudioPilot automatically adjusts sound levels to counteract ambient noise, and it actually works: I've rolled down the window of a Bose-equipped Cadillac just as a truck pulled next to me and a jet flew overhead, with no sense that the music was being drowned out or raised to unpleasant volume levels.
Importantly, even if we had adjusted the p values to counteract the problem of multiple comparisons we would still report the tendency towards improved patient evaluations in the CM group.
This principle states that if any change (e.g., altered concentration due to rapid turnover) is imposed on a system that is in equilibrium (e.g., soluble versus oligomeric or fibrillar), then the system tends to adjust to a new equilibrium, counteracting the change.
Therefore, H. contortus constantly adjusts their water content to counteract the increased drought stress.
Low divergence causes a drop in performance in most recombination detection methods [ 24] and as described below we adjusted Sliding MinPD's settings to counteract those effects.
The underlying justification for such a system was that shipping lines operating in freight conferences could not otherwise adjust their prices promptly enough to counteract the devastating effect of bunker price increases.
This fact leads to SV reduction, which would result in a decrease of MAP if compensatory events (i.e., baroreflex-mediated peripheral vasoconstriction and increased HR) did not contemporary adjust HR and SVR in order to counteract changes in SV.
When stressors challenge an organism's integrity, a set of physiological reactions is elicited to counteract the possible threat and adjust the physiological setting of the organism to the new situation.
To counteract such effects, we adjusted all HRs for calendar period.
