Sentence examples for one can counteract from inspiring English sources

In this perspective, it becomes plausible that by reverting the pathological effects on epigenetic key regulators, one can counteract the deleterious effects of stress and other precipitators of depression, thus restoring normal neurogenic function.

And it's my only way that I can counteract".

And it's my only way that I can counteract," he said.

"It's my only way that I can counteract," he told "Fox & Friends".

Aside of the usage of glass substrates with an high contact angle, one can also counteract the coffee ring effect by tuning the ink composition, e.g., by adding high boiling point solvents [11, 31, 32] to decrease the evaporation rate.

Instead of "walking more," try "total number of hours active per day" (the Nike Fuelband SE has a nice metric for this one, since sitting all day can counteract scheduled exercise).

"An enthusiastic corps of volunteers and organizers," the letter states, "will ensure that voters turn out to close the book on the Bush era on election day....Only a grassroots base as broad and as energized as the one that is behind you can counteract the forces of money and established power that are a dead weight on those seeking real change in American politics".

Skin epidermis is one of the few regenerative tissues that express telomerase, the ribonucleoprotein complex that can counteract telomere erosion, one of the presently mostly favored potential mechanisms causing cellular ageing [ 18].

Soccer's dirty little secret is that the average team can blunt the good team and good teams can counteract great ones as never before, resulting in few goals or opportunities to score goals.

But I think that we can counteract it.

Proponents of the fuel have argued that shale gas can counteract dependence on coal.