Sentence examples for effectively counteract from inspiring English sources
A consensus algorithm is used to effectively counteract the effects of data incest.
Actually, this is the first demonstration that SJW compounds effectively counteract cytokine effects in human islets, as they prevent β-cell dysfunction and early damage, pro-inflammatory response and β-cell death.
Overall, the expanded DISC Model predicts that both job resources and recovery from work that correspond with the specific job demands will most effectively counteract negative effects of job demands, and create optimal conditions for health and performance.
Furthermore, these data indicate that supplemental Mg can effectively counteract the suppressant effect of K on Mg absorption in cows.
A simple control strategy involving piezo-electric patches along the tips of the stiffeners carrying equal and opposite electric fields to resist bending of the stiffeners was found to effectively counteract the adverse effects of mode interaction and imperfection-sensitivity.
A smaller compression roll allowed greater plastic flow during the dwell phase, but this was insufficient to effectively counteract the adverse effects due to increased strain rate during the consolidation phase, leading to deterioration of tablet mechanical quality.
Therefore, IGF-1 mediated FAK/Pyk2 and ERK1/2 pathways to augment PVAC functions; Gax effectively counteracted these effects of IGF-1, repressed PVAC activities, and increased the cell apoptosis.
Thus, the httNT segment effectively counteracts the effects of the PRD and may allow aggregation under conditions where the PRD alone would effectively prevent fibril formation.
This construct effectively counteracted the effect of RNAi and showed a more differentiated phenotype than in the PC12-RNAi cells (Supplementary Figure 4).
As such, bradykinin effectively counteracts the deleterious effects of angiotensin II.
A combination of two peroxides with significantly different initiation rates was found to reduce the maximum heat flow and spread the polymerization process over a broader range of temperatures, thus effectively counteracting the auto-acceleration effect without significantly affecting the degree of cure.
