Sentence examples for counteract the increase from inspiring English sources
The nanotechnology community is also working to counteract the increase in antimalarial resistance by improving the accuracy of diagnosis.
Just like greenhouse gases, these cirrus clouds act to reduce the cooling of the earth, and a decrease of them would counteract the increase of greenhouse gases.
A significant release of hydrate methane, low in 13C, would counteract the increase in 13C concentration caused by the greening of the world.
It is necessary the design of novel efficient drugs for AD treatment to counteract the increase of people suffering from AD.
The addition of hydrogen as a combustion enhancer can be used to counteract the increase in THC emissions seen with the butanol fuel blends and further reduce CO and PM emissions.
Moreover, JAM-A siRNA was transfected into MDA-MB-231 cells to counteract the increase of JAM-A protein caused by miR-495 inhibitor (Fig. 5D).
To counteract the increasing public hostility towards food manufacturers and the supermarkets, the industry started to show signs of changing its stance.
William E. Kennard, the F.C.C. chairman, has said that adding hundreds of low-power radio stations is one of his top priorities -- a key way to counteract the increasing consolidation of the industry into the hands of a relatively few big profit-minded broadcasters.
Since Bayezid himself was a mystic, he brought mystic rituals and teachings into the institutions and practices of orthodox Islam in order to counteract the increasing menace of heterodox Shīʿism among the tribes of eastern Anatolia.
The reason may be that the enhanced expression levels of Gα(i) and S1P receptor 1 in S1P and S1P-MBs treatment groups could actively increase intracellular p-Akt and p-eNOS protein levels, which counteract the increased ROS secondary to inflammation from IH.
With cancer cells encompassing consistently higher production of reactive oxygen species (ROS) and with an induced antioxidant defense to counteract the increased basal ROS production, tumors have a limited reserve capacity resulting in an increased vulnerability of some cancer cells to ROS.
