Sentence examples for further counteract from inspiring English sources

Our results on gemcitabine therapy indicate that myelosuppression (in particular, with respect to thrombocytes and monocytes) interferes with the mobilization of proangiogenic cell types targeted by bevacizumab and may further counteract antiangiogenic therapy by substantially reducing the angiogenesis inhibitor TSP-1.

New breeds and cropping techniques will also aid to further counteract the more negative effects of climate change, including the expansion of pests or hitherto unknown effects that might arise.

To further counteract the immunosuppressive tumor milieu, improve T cell function, and shift the T cell response toward a T helper-1 type, CAR T cells engineered to secrete interleukin (IL -12 or other cytokIL -12ave been develored [ 89, 90].

After receiving all (re transmissions of the same packet, bit-level BPAs are combined, during which procedure the uncertainty is further counteracted.

Further counteracting the executive's expansion of power through these border practices is the judiciary, which claims a rule-of-law stand on these matters the effect of which is to protect the migrants' eroded human rights.

The 100% complete inclusion of all eligible hospitals further counteracted biased selection.

PB further counteracted the downregulation of CAP-18 in the lung and tracheal epithelia through systemic effects [ 20].

The traditional Lebanese dietary pattern was also found to be associated with Na intake, which may have further counteracted the beneficial effects that other dietary constituents may have had on adiposity.

Further, Fbxl18 counteracts the pro-apoptotic activity of Fbxl7 in a biological model of cell injury.

In summary, the subcellular localization of ARTD10 is regulated by a complex interplay of a non-conventional NLS, a classical Crm1-dependent NES and at least one further signal counteracting the nuclear import of ARTD10.

An aid package is also important, the Prime Minister said, to counteract further departures of East Germans to the West.