Sentence examples for be expected to counteract from inspiring English sources
Quite how a neighbourhood policing team might be expected to counteract "the disintegration of deference" or the "suppression of instincts of revulsion to violence" is not immediately obvious.
In the aggregate, this deeply engaged, inclusive, horizontal and diligent female-led approach to business management can be expected to counteract the top-down, command-and-control style long practiced by the male-dominant business establishment.
This might be expected to counteract the ASA-induced reduction in VCAM-1 expression.
By their dual action on LDL metabolism and RCT, thyromimetics could be expected to counteract atherosclerosis.
SAHA would be expected to counteract this activity, resulting in increased acetylation and gene expression.
By facilitating lung emptying, expiratory ATC can be expected to counteract the ETT-induced dynamic lung hyperinflation.
Disturbance was expected to counteract the effects of N-addition.
The partnership with Suning is expected to counteract Ali's weakness in self-run logistics, and thus greatly reduce its logistics costs.
However, because cortisol diminishes T-cell numbers via GR activation 4, 6, decreased cortisol levels are expected to counteract the effects of fludrocortisone to some extent.
TAF/TIM, on the other hand, stimulates EP3 receptors [ 8, 9], which can be expected to cause vasoconstriction [ 7] and thereby counteract part of the vasodilation caused by the FP receptor stimulation.
