Sentence examples for counteract at from inspiring English sources

LPL and Glut4 gene expression were not modified in WAT, suggesting that JunB-KO mice show no tendency to counteract AT loss.

This selective regulatory activity allows viruses to counteract at the same moment both innate and adaptive immune responses.

These findings are in agreement with the hypothesis that physical activity may counteract, at least to some extent, the adverse effects of chronic inflammation on the cardiovascular system and thus reduce CVD mortality.

Starting with the development of the concept of 'outcome measurement' in pharmaceutical trials, let us consider a placebo controlled trial of a drug which aims to counteract, at a molecular level, the inflammatory response in rheumatoid arthritis (RA).

The function of AT-2 receptors in adults has not been completely determined and some authors suggest that their stimulation might counteract the AT-1 effects on blood pressure regulation, inflammation and cell growth [ 11].

In response it has been pointed out that such influence is counteracted, at least in the case of financially strong media firms, by the advertiser's reliance on the media to convey a message; any compromise of the integrity of a media firm might result in a smaller audience for the advertising.

Such decline may be counteracted, at least in part, if ecological engineering is used to help conserve biodiversity.

The unfavorable skeletal pattern was properly counteracted at the occlusal level where the molars exhibited 4.8 mm of correction in molar relationship from a class III relationship to a sound class I relationship.

Minor Sn alloying in solid solution catalyzed Cu dissolution which is counteracted at higher Sn contents by a passivating layer of SnO2, achieving complete passivity at 10.3 wt% Sn according to graph theory.

This often causes a sway in tall buildings usually counteracted, at least partially, by stiffening the structure or by using a dynamic wind damper.

Angiogenesis must be counteracted at the early stages of vascular injury and platelet adhesion.