"counteraction for" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It means taking action to oppose or prevent something, often in response to a previous action or situation. Example: The government implemented strict regulations as a counteraction for the rise in pollution levels.
This shows an important role for aldose reductase in diabetes and rationale for the development of aldose reductase inhibitors for counteraction of polyol pathway [ 111].
(2013) have postulated the possible existence of two new possible feedback loops and an alternative expression for a previous description of the stimuli counteraction responsible for restoring K+ homeostasis.
Although this last data was not further investigated, it could be assumed a role different than a BST-2 counteraction factor for BoHV-4IE1 gene product.
Terrorism counteraction measures; for protection of assets and personnel against terrorist attacks.
Because the alkaloids in Fuzi have the same parent nucleus and similar structures, the blocking of Kv channels by Fuzi should be one of the major contributors for its counteraction of DOX-induced heart failure.
We hypothesise that nutritional support in cancer patients should aim for a direct counteraction of the net body protein breakdown, rather than for a mere increase in caloric intake.
The reverse engineering method was applied for modeling commercial injectors, and a computational model was developed for simulating the mutual counteraction of the injector needle and the urea solution.
Although this novel AMPK activation supports a role for the kinase in counteraction of oxidative stress, we demonstrate that increased AMPK activity does not simply translate to increased eNOS phosphorylation in these subjects and is therefore not sufficient to attenuate the more severe endothelial dysfunction characteristic of diabetic patients.
Antifungal resistance is based on different mechanisms, namely, (i) reduced drug intracellular accumulation, (ii) decreased target affinity/processivity for the drug, and (iii) counteraction of the drug effect.
It has previously been reported that systemic, rather than local, counteraction of Th cell function is responsible for the beneficial effects of Th cell depletion in the AIA model [ 36], and we suggest that systemic, rather than local, effects on Th cells are involved in the therapeutic efficiency of E2 in AIA.
