Sentence examples for counteract changes from inspiring English sources

However, to prevent such errors, postsynaptic neurons and synapses can adapt and counteract changes in the excitability of presynaptic neurons.

The ability to keep local tissue blood flow constant and counteract changes in the local metabolic environment is called autoregulation [ 32].

A stable system that operates at steady state will counteract changes in intermediate levels and eventually return to its original steady state [ 32].

This is an over-simplification, since control of translation and of protein degradation might either accentuate or counteract changes in mRNA abundance.

This fact leads to SV reduction, which would result in a decrease of MAP if compensatory events (i.e., baroreflex-mediated peripheral vasoconstriction and increased HR) did not contemporary adjust HR and SVR in order to counteract changes in SV.

Once activated, the transcription factor induces a suite of stress genes (collectively represented by G) to counteract changes in the controlled variable brought about by the cellular stressor (S).

Apparently, strong evolutionary pressure on a minimal phosphoproteome exists, counteracting changes in substrate specificity for the kinases responsible for these phosphorylation events.

This mechanism counteracts changes of the sun's luminosity by means of two negative feedback loops.

Changes in PCO2 and PO2 produce proportional counteracting changes in ventilation; however, a delayed or exaggerated response produces periodic rather than stable breathing.

Blood pressure is a highly variable phenotype that is regulated by several control mechanisms counteracting changes in vessel diameter (Brook et al. 2002).

During OPCAB, EA decreased arterial pressure transiently, counteracted changes in global ejection fraction and accumulation of extravascular lung water, and reduced the consumption of propofol by 15%, fentanyl by 50% and nitroglycerin by a 7-fold, but increased the requirements in colloids and vasopressors by 2- and 3-fold, respectively (P < 0.05).