The phrase "and reverse its effect" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the action of undoing or negating the impact of something, such as a decision, action, or treatment.
Example: "The new policy was implemented to improve employee morale, but it inadvertently caused dissatisfaction; now we need to find a way to reverse its effect."
Alternatives: "and negate its impact" or "and undo its consequences".
By elucidating the mechanisms through which regulators such as Brn-3b are increased in cancer cells, we will increase the understanding of how changes are brought about during the development and progression of this disease, and we may also be able to identify strategies to reduce its expression and reverse its effects in breast cancer cells.
A brief discussion of the potential benefit from ultimately stopping exogenous testosterone and reversing its effects with higher dose hCG is warranted, as it is unclear from this report that the patient has irreversible testicular atrophy and hypofunction that would result in long-term non-obstructive azoospermia requiring testicular sperm extraction.
He had proposed an amendment to the Constitution to reverse its effect, and to empower Congress to protect the integrity of its elections.
According to Neil Buckholtz, director of the NIA Division of Neuroscience, the investment reflects a shift toward trying to prevent the disease before it ravages the brain, rather than reverse its effects, and a commitment to testing the amyloid hypothesis properly.
Though currently no cure exists, they have been able to reverse its effects in mice.
Similarly, sDLL4/28-525 inhibited CNV and Notch signaling inhibitor reversed its effect in the classically used laser-induced CNV model of C57Bl6 mice.
We gain nothing if the response to Citizens United succeeds simply in reversing its effect.
It is crucial that early stage lymphoedema cases are identified, as these have the highest potential for halting the progression of the condition, and even reversing its effects [ 24].
Naloxone works by blocking the opioid from working on the brain and nervous system, while also reversing its effects on respiratory depression, which can cause people to stop breathing.
