Sentence examples for partly counteract from inspiring English sources

Sobecka explains that the idea is based on a "geo-engineering technique proposed to create brighter, more reflective clouds which shield earth from sun's radiation, and thus partly counteract the climate change".

The range compression is liable to decrease the response to the large target modulation in the step-up condition, while the expansion of response range associated with a step-down could partly counteract attenuation caused by other possible mechanisms.

Being an inhibitor of NO production, ADMA may at least partly counteract pathological hypotension, but at the same time may impair the NO-dependent host defence.

The homozygotes of advantageously effective alleles on PIK3C2G and ITPR2 possessed the best eggshell quality and could partly counteract the negative effect of aging process.

If the allele itself has pleiotropic beneficial effects in females, or is tightly linked to a beneficial allele, this may partly counteract the deleterious effects in males, and delay its purging.

Eggshell of each genotype exerted different rate of quality decay with aging process, i.e., the homozygotes of advantageously effective alleles possessed the best eggshell quality and could partly counteract the negative effect of aging process.

The problem of passivity is partly counteracted by the boon of ubiquity.

In rats, this tryptophan metabolite causes hypotension, which is partly counteracted by Kv7 channel inhibition.

The adverse effect of the resulting swirling flow is partly counteracted by turbulent dispersion.

The lower oxygen transfer at higher water height could be partly counteracted by aeration.

Panel attrition can be partly counteracted, ex-ante, by careful follow-up and incentives and, ex-post, by weights.