Sentence examples for one counteract from inspiring English sources

And how does one counteract the strong impulse of the regulated to minimize required capital in highly complex ways?

Carefully conducted studies such as this one counteract the nihilistic tendency to think that mechanisms are too complicated and thus only hard clinical endpoints in patients are of any value, and encourage the sort of integrative approach that makes progress possible.

The enrichment of being with their loved ones counteracts the enormous responsibility and sacrifices made by the families [ 7, 12] because life is the last thing to give up on [ 8].

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.

However, genes work together in ways that are staggeringly complex; proteins produced by one will counteract — or enhance — those made by another.

If the Maunder and Dalton minima actually did affect the climate, then a new one might counteract the effects of the extra greenhouse gases people are now pumping into the atmosphere at least, until the solar cycle returns.

"And in the film, we've got a very inspiring commentary from young people saying that on Safer Internet Day, when they see a negative comment they're going to post a positive one to counteract it".

By enhancing the antioxidant ability of hepatocytes, through transgene vectors, one could counteract oxidative/nitrosative stress and, in this way, contribute to blocking the progression of liver disease.

Potentially, there are many ways how one could counteract this imbalance.

The major clinical question is whether one should counteract increased platelet activity in paediatric patients with T1DM.

Since ectopic expression of Sp1 permits one to counteract the inhibition of TβRI and TβRII expression induced by long treatment with TGFβ, we hypothesised that it may also affect the expression of downstream genes.