"counteraction of" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe an action taken to counter or oppose another action. Example: The counteraction of the government's policies by the opposition party gained widespread support from the public.
As such, increased RIVI, with or without VPAN, can be considered a reflection of pulsatile counteraction of forward venous flow from the kidneys, which intermittently counteracts renal outflow during each atrial contraction [ 10].
Whereas chondrocytes of young mice respond well to TGF-beta counteraction of IL-1, those of old mice show less efficient counteracting of IL-1 by TGF-beta [ 20].
If serious toxicity is suspected, and immediate counteraction of magnesium is desired, calcium gluconate can be administered to counteract the effect of magnesium levels that are well above the therapeutic range [ 13].
Repeated counteraction of current knowledge and reality observation generates new knowledge and can be viewed as a dynamic process.
It is shown that mixed convection mode can cause minimum heat transfer unfavorably due to counteraction of jet flow against buoyancy driven flow.
It is shown that mixed convection mode can cause minimum ¯¯¯¯¯Nu unfavorably due to counteraction of jet flow against buoyancy driven flow.
It is shown that mixed convection mode can cause minimum average Nusselt number unfavorably due to counteraction of jet flow against buoyancy driven flow.
Optogenetic counteraction of those changes in the VLS and VMS impaired action initiation and increased responding toward non-rewarded cues, respectively.
Additionally, the degradations on the performance caused by single errors can be eliminated by a combination of multiple errors, due to a mutual counteraction of these influences.
Of interest here is the counteraction of these torques by means of centrifugally driven masses which move along prescribed paths relative to the rotating system.
In this context, one study (Mitsui and Cocco, 2010) proposed that more fric-tionally unstable systems lead to a more effective counteraction of porosity evolution to the TP effect.
