Sentence examples for capable of counteracting from inspiring English sources
Yes, but it was also nourishing, and also a necessary reminder that the true antidote to fear -- most likely the only thing capable of counteracting both its immediate causes and its long-term effects -- is decency.
This technique is believed to be capable of counteracting a doubling of CO2 rapidly and cheaply.
In clayey soils, this viscous drag can generate a high enough pore water pressure capable of counteracting the ground water gradient.
Although the statement doesn't specifically go after opioids as the main issue, the Ministry highlights the newly-launched take-home program for naloxone an opioid antidote that is capable of counteracting an overdose as one of the key pillars in response to the crisis.
Even though such an effect exists, its magnitude would not be capable of counteracting the highly significant decrease observed in blood NO concentration.
In addition, there is a likely scenario that WOX1 may undergo degradation during stress response, thereby generating short peptides, which are capable of counteracting apoptosis.
It is concluded that driving tests of short duration (e.g. less than half an hour) may fail to detect drug-related impairment, because participants are capable of, at least in part, counteracting the impairment by increased effort and motivation to perform the test.
But only humans are capable of developing elaborate fantasies to counteract death.
RecF is also capable of promoting RecA filament activity by counteracting the effect of the negative regulator RecX (Lusetti et al, 2006).
Mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs), one class of pluripotent cells that are capable of differentiating into multi-lineage cells, counteracting autoimmunity and secreting various cytokines and growth factors, have exhibited significant anti-diabetic effects in animal studies and clinical trials.
In this context, strategies capable of improving the cardiorespiratory capacity and counteracting autonomic dysfunction are of upmost importance in the management of C-SLE patients who are already at increased CVD risk [ 3, 4].
