Sentence examples for partly counteracting from inspiring English sources

The reason is that for higher oil prices, more capital tied up in cargo may give cargo owners an interest in speeding up, partly counteracting the impulse from fuel costs that tends to slow vessels down.

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.

LPJ simulates a value of 1.85 GtC due to stronger soil respiration that was partly counteracted by increased photosynthetic activity (fig. 2).

NETosis might therefore take part to septic shock-induced multiple organ failure and, in our hands, is at least partly counteracted by rhTM treatment.

At 613 K, Ni-P coating crystallizes with a volume shrinkage which partly counteracts the thermal expansion of the substrate and then induces a small CTE, which is named crystallization compensation mechanism.

The increased leakage current partly counteracts the further increase of Ids especially at a gate voltage larger than 2 V and thus results in the decrease of Ids with further increased gate voltage.

However, such increase in excitability may be (at least partly) counteracted by the resulting boost in interneurons firing which triggers synaptic release of GABA, overall increasing extracellular levels of this species and promoting, in turn, neural inhibition.