Sentence examples for the counteracting from inspiring English sources
verb
To act in opposition to; thwart; to hinder, defeat, or frustrate, by contrary agency or influence; as, to counteract the effect of medicines; to counteract good advice.
But given the level of inaction and the counteracting forces of organized opposition, further steps will be needed to truly tip the scale in favor of positive business action.
As many as 300 were killed in the incident (which became known as the Tlatelolco Massacre), and the shadow it cast proved to be much longer than the counteracting goodwill of the internationally televised Games that it preceded.
The counteracting effects of internal stress and interface toughness may explain this behaviour.
Our focus is the intersection of the counteracting gene set and the downregulated gene set.
Furthermore, as a consequence of the different charges in each peptide, the counteracting solvation energies will be substantially different.
A simplified analytical model is also developed to illustrate the counteracting effects of bending and axial stretching.
It is analytically undetermined which of the counteracting and distribution dependent effects (dividend and interaction effects vs. default gain effect) stands out.
Physical evidence is given that the observed behavior is caused by the counteracting effects of the wall friction and the increased porosity near external boundaries.
The hydrodynamic loads acting on the floating towers are small due to a relatively small significant wave height in the fjord and the counteracting aerodynamic damping effect.
The higher Sb content on top of the QDs compensates the counteracting effect of N on the strain reduction effect of the CL, explaining the similar strain values also observed inside the QDs.
As a result of the counteracting processes, almost all of the warming that could be seen by 2100--1.5°C to 4°C, depending on how much carbon dioxide ends up being emitted--is still there in 3000.
