Sentence examples for is counteracted from inspiring English sources
verb
To act in opposition to; thwart; to hinder, defeat, or frustrate, by contrary agency or influence; as, to counteract the effect of medicines; to counteract good advice.
This effect is counteracted by the application of various fluorides.
This depletion is counteracted through dopamine replacement therapy (DRT).
The richness of the love story is counteracted by the emotional vacuum of the new body politic.
Human antiviral protein IFIX suppresses viral gene expression during HSV-1 infection and is counteracted by virus-induced proteasomal degradation.
Mazzola, C., Micale, V. & Drago, F. Amnesia induced by β-amyloid fragments is counteracted by cannabinoid CB1 receptor blockade.
Brown's pathetic levy is counteracted by subsidies that he has managed, so far, to keep mostly hidden from public view.
Through the adaptive process of the parameters, the dynamics caused by the fault is counteracted.
This is counteracted by adaptive responses that restore cell volume and strengthen the cytoskeletal architecture.
Through the adaptive process of a parameter, the affection of interconnected terms on the subsystems is counteracted.
An efficient gasdynamic method is described by which the above-mentioned negative effect is counteracted and eliminated.
The formation of this inhibiting hydroxide is counteracted by the presence of H3BO3 as it buffers the surface pH.
