Sentence examples for advocated to counteract from inspiring English sources

Early, full feeding of ICU patients has been advocated to counteract catabolism.

The "wait and see" approach in acute otitis media (AOM), consisting of postponing the antibiotic administration for a few days, has been advocated mainly to counteract the increased bacterial resistance in respiratory infections.

Under the Gun, their new documentary on gun violence in America, premieres on Epix on Sunday at 8pm ET. The film, a Sundance favorite, provides an in-depth look at the ways gun control advocates have tried to counteract the power of the National Rifle Association.

Dawkins founded the Richard Dawkins Foundation for Reason and Science to promote the teaching of evolution and to counteract those who advocate classroom programs against evolution.

But in the early years of the AIDS epidemic, many advocates said Koch was infuriatingly slow to counteract the virus.

To counteract this phenomenon, the CEH movement advocated for the development of specific research programs and training programs to introduce nursing and medical students to the concepts of children's vulnerability to environmental hazards.

Judging from Kareiva's comments, there is not much destruction to worry about, or if there is, to counteract it environmentalists (whom Kareiva never defines) must change their tactics and stop advocating for pristine wilderness, side for more jobs even if it means an expense to nature, and stop thinking of nature as being fragile.

European prisons are increasingly resorting to solitary confinement to counteract the threat of terrorism, despite warnings about its impact, defence lawyers and human rights advocates say.

How best to counteract it?

"Gardens attempt to counteract that".

The Pill can help to counteract this.