Sentence examples for counteract further from inspiring English sources

While early cementation may initially reduce the matrix porosity, during burial it may also counteract further porosity loss due to compaction.

We exemplify the role of urban gardens in generating ecosystem services in times of crisis and change and conclude that stewards of urban green areas and the social memory that they carry may help counteract further decline of critical ecosystem services.

It is important, however, to make sure that those within and without the community have a proper knowledge of all identities within the spectrum of both sexuality and gender to counteract further discrimination and to encourage understanding and acceptance.

In a bid to counteract further fracturing of their kingdom, Rafohy and Rangita decided that while the Vazimba had historically been ruled by queens, Andriamanelo would inherit the crown upon his mother's death and would be succeeded not by his own child but by his younger brother.

For those persons classified as preFrail or Frail, an appropriate comprehensive assessment and geriatric intervention should follow as early as possible to counteract further functional decline.

A low compliance conferred by the structure of the matrix represents an important 'tissue safety factor' to counteract further progression of pulmonary oedema.

The LSTFs then prime the cells for differentiation along the respective lineages, while the concomitant up-regulation of Hes/Hey genes counteracts further differentiation by interfering with expression or function of these LSTFs.

Likewise, we attribute corresponding decreases in H2 yield to increased light limitation counteracting further increases in Λ when S0 is large.

The second one-electron oxidation likely is coupled to μ-oxo-bridge (or μ-OH) formation which seems to counteract a further potential increase.

In addition, policymakers and planners should actively counteract any further housing, industrial or commercial sprawl, while focusing on programs of urban regeneration centered on the quality of public spaces, as well as a renewed network of material and immaterial services and cultural mediation between different generations and cultures.

Moreover, population growth after the bottleneck and especially gene flow to post-bottlenecked population from another population can effectively counteract the (further) loss of heterozygosity [ 45- 47].