Sentence examples for especially to counteract from inspiring English sources

High volumes seemed to have been used especially to counteract evaporation processed as they were used mostly together with long treatment times above 1 min and at high gas flow rates.

These results and a further phytochemical and toxicological investigations could open new perspectives towards therapeutic use of Hypericum brasiliense standardized extract and quercetin, especially to counteract the neurotoxic effect induced by snake neurotoxic venoms.

Exercise has established efficacy for improving many of these factors in prostate cancer patients including changes in body composition (especially to counteract body feminisation with androgen deprivation therapy [ADT]), fatigue, physical function, risk of co-morbid conditions, inflammatory state, depression, anxiety and quality of life [ 19- 25].

According to Kempson et al. [ 39], the betaine concentration is tightly regulated in the kidney especially by BGT1 to counteract osmotic stress.

Supply of pre-, pro-, and synbiotics have sometimes proved to be effective tools to counteract, especially acute diseases, but have often failed, especially in chronic diseases.

Although this can be combatted by a rigorous exclusion of all self-citations (Dilger 2010), this also removes justified self-citations (Dilger 2000).2 To avoid such problems and to counteract criticism, especially in bibliometrics, various indicators have been proposed, some of which we will discuss in more detail in Sect.

Eat plenty of fruits and vegetables, especially those high in potassium, to counteract any negative effects on calcium absorption from protein consumption.[28].

For marmalade, he believes the high sugar percentage is especially important: "You need the sugar to counteract that bitterness".

In accordance with this, Rauchs et al. (2004) discuss that especially a surplus of REM appears to counteract forgetting of emotional episodic memories.

It has been suggested that increased activation, especially increased bilaterality, would help older adults to counteract age-related neurocognitive decline.

"The complaints tell a story and set a tone, especially in the press, that's very hard to counteract," he said.