Sentence examples for counteract the changes from inspiring English sources
Groups like Lighthouse International and the PASS Coalition have lobbied to counteract the changes with an increase in accessible pedestrian signals, which broadcast audible information at intersections, and detectable warning strips, whose bumpy surfaces supply a tactile marker of a sidewalk's end.
Investors were seeking stability as well as a strategy to counteract the changes to the tax code.
The latest shakeup shows that Intel either didn't make the right changes then, or that it hasnt done enough to counteract the changes that have occurred since in the competitive landscape.
Ingesting hydrolyzed collagen could be a useful strategy to counteract the changes associated with skin aging.
Hence, it was felt that direct NCX blockade with small molecule inhibitors may yield results that could be more difficult to interpret than modulating NCX function via alterations in [Na+]o to counteract the changes in [Na+]o:[Na+]i gradient caused by INa blockade.
The research, carried out for Kent Reliance's latest Buy to Let Britain report, found that a large number of landlords had changed the way they managed their properties to counteract the change, with many switching to running their portfolio through incorporated companies, which are exempt from the changes.
Kent Reliance's Buy to Let Britain report found that a large number of landlords had changed the way they managed their properties to counteract the change, with many switching to running their portfolio through incorporated companies, which are exempt from the changes.
As Maynard Smith (1988) asked, "How did natural selection bring about the transition from one stage to another, since, at each transition, selection for 'selfishness' between entities at the lower level would tent to counteract the change?".
By continuously manipulating a commercial steering-wheel (SideWinder Force Feedback Wheel, Microsoft) the participants were able to influence the greyscale of the square and therefore counteract the change in colour.
Counteracting the changes in p27 expression attenuated the effects of YY1 alterations on these cells.
This principle states that if any change (e.g., altered concentration due to rapid turnover) is imposed on a system that is in equilibrium (e.g., soluble versus oligomeric or fibrillar), then the system tends to adjust to a new equilibrium, counteracting the change.
