Sentence examples for developed to counteract from inspiring English sources
Naloxone was developed to counteract overdoses of heroin and morphine.
His portrait of anxiety reveals not only the emotion's myriad manifestations and the anguish anxiety produces but also the countless psychotherapies, medications, and other (often outlandish) treatments that have been developed to counteract it.
An energy-absorbing rock support device, called a D bolt, has been recently developed to counteract both burst-prone and squeezing rock conditions that occur during underground excavation.
"Because no antitoxins as yet have been developed to counteract the novel C. Botulinum toxin," wrote editors at The Journal of Infectious Diseases, "the authors had detailed consultations with representatives from numerous appropriate US government agencies".
A brief historical overview of the strategies developed to counteract β-lactamases will be presented followed by a short description of the chemical events which lead to the inactivation of TEM β-lactamase by inhibitors from different classes.
For FinFet devices a Mg p-type doping solution was developed to counteract the unintentional n-type doping of the InP buffer layer which resulted in high source-drain leakage.
Although kidney transplants were carried out in the late 1950s, clinically significant transplantation did not begin until about 1962 63, when the immunosuppressive drug azathioprine was developed to help counteract the rejection of the new organ by the body's immune system.
In detail we adopt quantum statistical methods based on minimax and adaptive estimation methods of the Wigner function [11, 12] which have been developed to intrinsically counteract the effects of detection inefficiencies.
ISG15 is one of the most prominently induced genes upon type I IFN treatment, and several viruses such as Influenza B and SARS have developed mechanisms to counteract ISG15 function [9], [20].
Many viruses have developed mechanisms to counteract PTGS in order to successfully infect plants [ 24].
Given the importance of lipids during this stage of virus entry, it comes to no surprise that host cells have developed strategies to counteract the interaction between viral and cellular membranes.
