The phrase "appears to counteract" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that seems to have an opposing effect or influence on another factor or condition.
Example: "The new policy appears to counteract the negative effects of the previous regulations on employee morale."
Alternatives: "seems to negate" or "appears to offset".
In tracks in PET, rapid onset of swelling appears to counteract efficiently the electrolyte uptake.
The number of synaptophysin-positive terminals returned to normal values following MS. Thus, MS appears to counteract the deafferentation of regenerated facial motoneurons.
At pH 10 and 11, precipitation of calcium hydroxide (observed by SEM-EDS measurements at pH 11) appears to counteract xanthate adsorption, substantially decreasing mineral hydrophobicity.
UAG appears to counteract these effects by suppressing genes that stimulate adipogenesis and lipid accumulation.
ERK1 and 2 have been found to have clear functional differences: while ERK2 is the most active kinase form, ERK1 appears to counteract ERK2, at least in certain cellular conditions [14].
However, adult women may still recruit new cells in the femoral/gluteal depot which appears to counteract abdominal adipocyte accumulation [8] and this may contribute to the well-established finding that peripheral (gluteo-femoral) obesity is less harmful than abdominal obesity [5], [6].
Central noradrenergic systems appeared to counteract up-regulating factors, most likely via α1- and α2-adrenoceptors.
Daily injections of human growth hormone (HGH) appear to counteract the devastating and sometimes deadly effects of weight loss and atrophy often seen in AIDS patients, according to a study published in the latest issue of the Annals of Internal Medicine.
In this case, the complimentary but opposing biophysical properties of cTnC G159D and cTnI R193H appear to counteract each other.
Importantly, the coding mutations that occur along the branch leading to Nv-NF-κB-Ser (Figure 3) appear to counteract some of the effects of the Cys-to-Ser substitution.
To summarize, the C-MYC "on", pCSI/pLiLucB group was not statistically different than the C-MYC "on", no injection group (Fig. 2f), indicating that the presence of integrase appeared to counteract the tumor acceleration due to hydrodynamic injection.
