Sentence examples for if not counteracted from inspiring English sources
Based upon the Roman text of Vitruvius, transient pressure wave phenomena occurring during siphon start-up, if not counteracted by hydraulic and structural defensive design measures, can lead to pipeline breakage.
In addition, metabolism slows when one's circadian rhythm and sleep are disrupted; if not counteracted by increased exercise or reduced caloric intake, this slowdown could add up to 10 extra pounds in a year.
If not counteracted, the entire process can collapse.
He argued that capitalism always produced a small number of rich and powerful capitalists; if not counteracted, this concentration of power inevitably caused class polarization and, ultimately, a revolution that would destroy capitalism and produce socialism.
At each cellular division, telomeric DNA terminal regions are not fully replicated, which, if not counteracted by elongation by telomerase, can lead to telomere shortening.
One can hypothesise that this in itself, if not counteracted or compensated by increasing complementary effects, may lead to a negative effect of resource richness on BEF relationships, unless the same species dominates irrespective of the degree of resource heterogeneity [24].
That would result in a turbulent release of plasma if it were not counteracted by a second magnetic field created by an electric current induced in the plasma itself.The problem is that sustaining this second current is hard, and if its level varies too much, the system breaks down.
Our findings are also in coherence with previous studies, which have demonstrated that if the production of TNFα is not counteracted by anti-inflammatory cytokines, it results in massive lung destruction and ultimately death as observed in the case of unvaccinated animals [10], [21], [24], [25], [26].
Their workouts did not counteract the ill effects of sitting.
Administration of AM1241 did not counteract NTG-induced hyperalgesia.
The provision of due compensation counteracts the imposed loss of utility or welfare; but it does not counteract the use.
