Sentence examples for counteract a number of from inspiring English sources
Thalidomide is an old glutamic acid derivative which recently reemerged because of its potential to counteract a number of disorders including neurodegenerative disorders.
Antiinflammatory cytokines (e.g. IL-10) can counteract a number of these physiological and cognitive effects [ 83, 84].
Stem cell transplantation is gaining increased interest as a therapeutic strategy because its multifaceted impact can counteract a number of processes that underlie disease pathogenesis.
"In the fragrance area, we create scents that will counteract odors of a number of different products," Ms. Bonofiglio explained.
To counteract the reverse engineering, a number of copy trap features can be incorporated into the chip designs and to introduce complexity into the chip layout and to use nonstandard cell libraries.
To counteract this, mammals use a number of aldehyde dehydrogenases to rapidly detoxify DHPAA to 3,4-dihydroxyphenylacetate [18].
Moreover, the use of growth factors in the treatment of OA is a challenging avenue of research, with several problems still to be addressed; among them are the effects of some of the growth factors on the formation of osteophytes and on their inability to counteract the action of a number of catabolic factors.
Although national policies to counteract PI were developed in a number of countries in the last two decades, real-world time frames for policy implementation often remain rather short, and political efforts strongly vary over time.
The severe yield penalty most often observed for these kind of enzyme suppressions is supposedly counteracted by pleiotropic stimulation of a number of starch biosynthetic enzymes and, generally, high yield storage of pure amylose in cereal seeds is of interest for industrial-scale production of this polysaccharide.
Annexin A1 has been originally identified as a mediator of the inhibitory actions of glucocorticoids on the inflammatory response and its potential to counteract inflammation has been shown in a number of experimental model systems (Perretti & Flower, 2004).
"Kofi Annan always viewed electoral integrity as a bedrock principle in democracy and undertook a number of initiatives to counteract any attempt to undermine the voting process," said Stedman, who has led two other high-profile Annan initiatives over 15 years.
