The phrase "all counteract" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of multiple elements working against something, but it lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The various factors in the environment all counteract the effects of climate change."
Alternatives: "all oppose" or "all negate".
This suggests that angiotensin II does not play a role in mediating hypoxic pulmonary vascular tone, at least when all counteracting systems are intact.
To combat the aggressive pharmaceutical program of "the worst bin of all", she counteracted the effects of Thorazine and lithium by eating a lot of oranges or hid the pills in her mouth for later disposal.
To counteract all the sugar, fat and spices that will slow the yeast down.
This won't do anything to counteract all the emissions the plane created while flying.
Marx, though, far from despising technology, thought the advent of socialism would counteract all this.
He says "Bless you" to the reporters who sneeze in the locker room, after games, as if to counteract all the separatist rhetoric of the Rangers' coach, John Tortorella.
In an effort to counteract all these things, the American Egg Board launched its "Incredible Edible Egg" campaign in 1976, but the cumulative effect of the bad news meant that casual chicken-keeping seemed doomed.
Personally I think HBO chose this quote to counteract all the spoilers that have leaked from the set - a reminder that, for all the blurry filming photos and subsequent fan theories - the season still has plenty of surprises in store.
We might get a tax cut all right, to counteract the economic slump.
"We really want to provide something they can access at school, can access on their smartphone, to counteract all the stuff that's out there that's negative".
"This single dietary change can counteract all these variables of aging, and I think that's very impressive," says molecular biologist Christopher Hine of the Harvard School of Public Health in Boston.
