Sentence examples for counteract two from inspiring English sources
In addition to Wilson's theatrics, the Giants also received four touchdown passes from Eli Manning (to counteract two interceptions) as well as 121 receiving yards from Cruz, who scored a touchdown and offered a musical contrast to Wilson's end zone celebration by doing his patented salsa.
Thus: (1) the use of Trp can elevate brain serotonin levels to counteract two important determinants of relapse after detoxification, namely anxiety and depression.
Internet engineers like Mr. Kaminsky want to counteract three major deficiencies in today's Internet.
In Latin America and the Caribbean, UNICEF concentrates its programs and actions to counteract six significant threats: 1.
Return-current speeds of 9 km per day [ 30] suggest that two to three months at depth is sufficient to counteract nine to 10 months of ice drift (2 km per day) [ 29].
NCI's researchers discovered that prostratin counteracted one of the most insidious strengths of the HIV virus its ability to lie dormant in cells and thus survive virus-killing medicines.
The eruption injected enough sulfate particles into the stratosphere to counteract, for two years, the inexorable climb in global temperatures related to rising greenhouse-gas concentrations.
To counteract this, two members of the research team had no contact with participants.
Hence, it seems that besides RPE65 overexpression further interventions are required to counteract the two pathological mechanisms, dysfunction and deregulation of photoreceptors, in order to cure RPE65-associated LCA (Cideciyan et al, 2013).
Negative thoughts are incredibly powerful--one estimate is that you need five positive thoughts to counteract every one negative thought you have, so steer clear of them.
Although still inconsistently applied to early detection programs, policies, and belief systems in the United States, an evidence-based approach is essential to counteract the misleading even potentially harmful allure of intuition and individual observation.
