Sentence examples for counteracted due to from inspiring English sources

Thus, the particle distribution is improved since the upward movement of the particles is counteracted due to the difference in density between the particles and the epoxy resin.

8 There are concerns that recent gains in tobacco control in South Africa may be reduced or even counteracted due to the illicit trade of cigarettes from neighbouring countries.

This may partly explain the failure of S2 extract to counteract cytotoxicity due to 6-OHDA exposure regardless of its ability to attenuate apoptosis and caspase-3 cleavage.

The tail movements could be either a compensatory mechanism to counteract imbalance due to improper limb control or they could be affected themselves, contributing to further imbalance.

The aim of this study was to assess the role of Si in counteracting toxicity due to cadmium (Cd) and copper (Cu) in rice plants (Oryza sativa).

For example, ahpC, trxC, sodC and dps encode bona fide virulence factors in bacterial pathogens [ 49- 53] and they counteract damage due to reactive O2 species.

In both groups RMs were performed every two hours by increasing PEEP to 20 cmH2O for two minutes, preceded by tracheal suctioning for five seconds, to simulate a clinical situation in which a RM is performed to counteract derecruitment due to suctioning.

In this study we use a different approach in which each species has a driving force which is counteracted by friction due to its motion relative to the surroundings.

If PSII repair cannot counteract photoinactivation due to N depletion, then the cells are subjected to chronic photoinhibition (Ragni et al. 2008).

To counteract any distortions due to the data collection methods, we considered all BuSs as being strong in research which had been among the top groups at least twice in the last three surveys.

In some other cases, it is the expression 'quantum dots metamaterials' that is used: this is to stress that, although quantum dots are inserted in a metamaterial, one is not interested in the quantum coherence of the dots, but rather on the gain that they provide, to counteract the losses due to the presence of metallic inclusions [38].