"opposing impacts" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
The phrase can be used to refer to two phenomena which have different effects on a particular situation. For example, "The opposing impacts of climate change and protection efforts have had a major influence on the health of the oceans."
Pillar I and II policies show opposing impacts on the HNV farmland indicator.
PCO2 has opposing impacts on summer and winter monsoons, and its effects also contrast with the tectonically driven impact.
The means-test effect via the extensive margin improves the insurance aspect but introduces opposing impacts on incentives that potentially have ambiguous welfare outcomes.
By contrast, over the summer, widespread false detections in CMORPH lead to inflated FC, which tends to suppress CWS but this effect is outweighed by the opposing impacts of inflated outer and inner scales (i.e., distance parameters of indicator and conditional correlograms).
The two explanations have opposing impacts on our understanding of the evolution of eukaryotic genes.
The neurons in this region are organized into two pathways that have opposing impacts on behavior.
In fact, a percentage increase in efficiency can be shown to have an equal and opposing impact on driving as a percentage increase in the gas tax.
To date, there are no reports showing an opposing impact of autophagy inhibition on anticancer therapy within OS.
In conclusion, we show that autophagy inhibition can have an opposing impact on the response of OS cells following CPT treatment.
The most striking result of our study is the opposing impact of STAT1 pY701 levels versus STAT1 expression and transcription of STAT1 target genes on prognosis in mammary cancer.
Here, we show that autophagy inhibition has an opposing impact on CPT-induced cytotoxicity in two metastatic murine OS cell lines.
