Sentence examples for program to counteract from inspiring English sources

Apoptosis is therefore a crucial failsafe program to counteract oncogenic Myc activation, and tumour development requires both hyperproliferation and prosurvival signalling.

UPR signaling consists of three main branches with diverse modes of activation (e.g. differential splicing, protein phosphorylation, protein maturation), which converge on a broad transcriptional program to counteract ER stress.

Understanding the health gaps between different population groups and identifying social determinants related to the gaps provides evidence to develop public health program to counteract the health inequality (9).

No antiroll bars are used because the linear motors are programmed to counteract the forces that cause the body to lean in turns.

"We had three mighty programs to counteract asymmetrically the national missile defense systems of the United States during the period of Reagan's Star Wars," he said.

KABUL, Afghanistan — Despite years of international effort to reel back Afghanistan's opium culture, cultivation and production hit record levels this year, and programs to counteract them have floundered, according to a new United Nations study.

Gender differences need to be addressed in all childhood blindness programs to counteract the imbalance.

Recent studies have highlighted the growing role of supervised resistance and aerobic exercise programs to counteract the metabolic impact of sarcopenic obesity and peripheral insulin resistance.

It is therefore of vital importance, both for those afflicted and for society at large, that the period when a troubled child is in institutional care (if not before) is used to identify health care needs and implement effective preventive and treatment programs to counteract the negative prognosis.

The collision came two months ago when Ms. Fraser released an audit of a government program intended to counteract separatism in Quebec in the 1990's.

Our findings highlight the desirability of assessment programs designed to counteract assessors' insecurities due to dilemmas over student performance by affording additional assessment opportunities to build a more convincing basis for decisions.