The phrase "as antagonisms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing conflicts, oppositions, or rivalries between entities or ideas.
Example: "The debate unfolded as antagonisms between the two political factions became increasingly evident."
Alternatives: "as conflicts" or "as oppositions".
These expulsions tend to rather worsen farmer-herder relations (Tonah 2002) as antagonism between Fulani and local communities intensifies.
Determining whether p63 is tumor-suppressive or tumorigenic is complicated by isoform-specific and cellular context dependent protein associations, as well as antagonism from mutant p53.
The result of interaction between two antimicrobial drugs was determined according to: FICI ≤ 0.5 refers to synergy, 0.5 < FICI ≤ 1 refers to additivity, 1 < FICI ≤ 4 refers to indifference, and FICI > 4 is defined as antagonism (Tsuji and Rybak 2006).
Previous study by Hassen et al. (2014) has shown that decrease in fungal density is not necessarily caused by temperature increase alone during composting as other factors such as antagonism, the presence of antibiotics and pH increase were also listed as important factors.
Generally, the results of net grazing agree with the previously published results (Drift et al. 1977; Warren 2001) that show theoretically ciliates' ability to remove all enteric bacteria from sewage, but there are other mechanisms that make their contribution up to 50%% of elimination, such as antagonism and competition (Sherr and Sherr 1987).
A few raids and naval clashes occurred as antagonism with the Fatimids mounted in the late 990s, but peaceful relations were restored soon after, and the Eastern Mediterranean remained relatively calm for several decades to come.
In 508, as antagonism with the Ostrogothic Kingdom of Theodoric flared up, the Emperor Anastasius I (491 518) is reported to have sent a fleet of 100 warships to raid the coasts of Italy.
Selective inhibition of PKCγ as well as antagonism of NMDA receptors in the dorsal horn prevented both activation of the circuit and allodynia.
Although the precise direction of the effect whether it emerged more strongly as antagonism toward ET or support for IDT differed across studies, this was likely due to sampling differences.
On the contrary, mirtazapine rapidly reduces HPA axis hyperactivity in depressed patients within one week which can be explained most likely by direct pharmacoendocrinological effects of mirtazapine such as antagonism at central 5-HT2 and H1-receptors thereby inhibiting the hypothalamic CRH release.
