Sentence examples for counteract efforts from inspiring English sources
However, any approach to modulate macrophage phenotype should be an adjunct to existing treatments of lowering lipids, for lipid deposition in the arterial wall is a key initiating factor in atherosclerosis and itself increases the inflammatory nature of the plaque, which could counteract efforts to promote a less inflammatory environment.
Although there were more themes of positive than negative perceived effects of exclusive breastfeeding on maternal and infant health, the two negative themes (EBF promotes maternal-ill health' and 'EBF promotes mother-to-child transmission of HIV') that emerged may counteract efforts in the promotion of exclusive breastfeeding among HIV-positive mothers.
"Unless counteracting efforts to improve air quality are implemented, climate change is expected to worsen ozone pollution across much of the country, with adverse impacts on human health," the scientists write.
Changing weather patterns also spread disease by counteracting efforts to provide adequate sanitation for the 2.6 billion people currently lacking it -- another reason why The Lancet has warned that "climate change could be the biggest global health threat of the 21st century".
Thus, ER stress response in our model might have the deleterious effect in the transition to heart failure, while it is still possible that this ER stress response was a part of counteracting efforts against developing heart failure.
Private gifts counteract judicial efforts to equalize resources across all social classes.
Considering acceptable effect sizes of 50% for cultivated GMP would counteract current efforts to halt the loss of farmland biodiversity.
"We would not be doing our job if we didn't seek ways to continuously improve the precision of signals intelligence activities - aiming to counteract the efforts of valid foreign intelligence targets to disguise themselves or conceal plans to harm the United States and its allies," Vanee Vines, an NSA spokeswoman said.
Housing conditions that aim to allow the sow to express her natural behaviour could counteract the efforts to maintain adequate management routines due to the fact that the reproductive functions are affected as outlined above.
(Mr. Leach counteracted these efforts by founding the Congressional Humanities Caucus, which advocates on behalf of the humanities).
