Sentence examples for counteract the strength of from inspiring English sources
His approach, aides say, is devised to counteract the strength of the unions that have endorsed Mr. Gephardt and Dr. Dean and are looking to turn out high numbers of caucusgoers.
That development is causing Democrats to reassess their early financial plans for President Obama's re-election campaign while forcing them to balance the administration's demands for more transparency in campaign finance against the pressure for liberal groups to do more to counteract the strength of their conservative counterparts.
This causes air pressure to build even further, to the point where the weight of the air counteracts the strength of the updrafts in the center of the storm.
This may or may not cause a steady transition to normal cell functioning, depending on the "strength" of counteracting transforming factors and what point of the noncanonical replication mechanism has been targeted.
The therapy is designed to counteract pathological neural synchrony by sustainably reducing the strength of synaptic connectivity between neurons within an affected cell population [ 8, 14].
The difference between inbreeding rates for the seedlings and adults provides an indication of the strength of the ID counteracting selfing in each patch [ 36, 37].
The strength of these two main counteracting forces depends differently on the laser power, enabling stable trapping and leading to the upward and downward motion of the Janus particle with increasing and decreasing laser power, respectively.
In the case with HA gel, however, the strength of this force is often insufficient to fully counteract the expansion force so that the divided daughter cells rarely slide in parallel and often end up in a variety of patterns.
Both tensioners showed in vitro enough fixation stability to counteract against the pullout strength of the muscle force.
Strength training can prevent falls because strong muscles promote stability that prevents the initiation of a fall [ 16], and counteracts the downward force of a fall once balance is lost [ 25].
