Sentence examples for successfully counteracted from inspiring English sources

It has been demonstrated in head and neck cancer that hypoxic radioresistance can be successfully counteracted by hypoxia modifying approaches.

Neonatal administration of alloxan induced a persistent glucose intolerance in all injected rats, which was successfully counteracted by physical training in the aerobic/anaerobic metabolic transition.

The reason could be that the influence of hypercortisolemia on glycemic control was successfully counteracted by higher insulin doses; unfortunately we have no information of their insulin doses.

In addition to the direct evidence supporting the preventive effect of CT on the histological changes of ASDD, we also found decreased BMD and deterioration of the vertebral trabecular bone microstructure were observed in OVX + PLF + V rats, which were successfully counteracted by CT treatment.

Several drugs can successfully counteract these allergic symptoms; after drug allergy has been established, lifelong avoidance of the offending drug, and often of its derivatives, must be observed.

If we want to, say, develop schools in disadvantaged communities that can successfully counteract the problems of their surrounding neighbourhoods, this tells us that we're better off building lots of small schools rather than one or two big ones.

Simulation results show that the proposed scheme can successfully counteract this attack by achieving BER = 0.

The given values for JPEG compression, AWGN, and MedianCut denote the strongest attacks that the concerned scheme can successfully counteract.

There are also potential threats to the validity of quasi-experiments if a relationship between the random event and the outcome exists or if some subjects successfully counteract a random event (Murnane and Willett 2010, pp. 153 154).

In such an uncontrolled endemic setting, further infection-control efforts (e.g., a dynamic redefinition of wards to adopt universal screening through regular point-prevalence surveys) might be necessary to successfully counteract the alarming spread of C-R Kp.

The occasional shifts a priori would not substantially change the total number of hotspot motifs in the genome, so it is difficult to envision how the process could successfully counteract the relentless loss of motifs by gene conversion.