Sentence examples for counteract not only from inspiring English sources

Here, the idea is substantiated that the main advantage of sex is the opposite: the ability to counteract not only extinction but further evolution as well.

Increased outdoor physical activity among Saudi children and adolescents should be encouraged not only at home but also in schools to promote a more active life style that will counteract not only vitamin D deficiency but also conditions such as childhood obesity.

These results indicate that PP4 counteracts γH2AX not only at the sites of DNA damage but also in undamaged chromatin.

We found that also Sgs1 contributes partially to 5' C-strand resection in G1-arrested rif2Δ mre11-nd yku70Δ cells, but not in rif2Δ mre11-nd G1 cells, suggesting that Yku counteracts the function not only of Exo1, but also of Sgs1.

PKC ɛ counteracts the MPT not only via inactivation of Bad but also by maintaining the complex of VDAC and HkII at the outer mitochondrial membrane.

Moreover, the addition of bioactive ceramic phases to polymer phases will not only counteract the poor bioactivity of polymers, but also buffer the acidic degradation products of polymers (Niemelä and Kellomäki 2011; Shokrollahi et al. 2010).

In this case, indeed, the concomitant stimulation of 5-HT4 receptors did not only counteract the suppressing action of the SSRI, but actually resulted in an increase of the average DRN 5-HT neuron firing frequency, which amplitude was comparable to that induced by each 5-HT4 alonest alone.

Plants produce many secondary metabolites that not only counteract environmental stress, but also aid growth and development [ 66].

Several lines of evidence suggest that COX-2 inhibitors not only counteract the development of malignant tumour at an early stage and cause premalignant tumours to regress, but also stimulate the death of established cancer cells.

Interestingly, beta-blockers do not only counteract tumor cell migration and metastasis formation, but also cancer development per se; two epidemiological studies show that the incidence of cancer is reduced in patients that take beta-blockers [ 28, 29].

The activation of Nrf2 and consequent upregulation of its target genes not only counteract oxidative and electrophilic assault but also limit the severity of inflammatory tissue damage, which represent a potential mechanism of cancer chemoprevention.