Sentence examples for the counteraction of from inspiring English sources
Of interest here is the counteraction of these torques by means of centrifugally driven masses which move along prescribed paths relative to the rotating system.
The counteraction of AT by heparin has so far only been described for the anti-inflammatory action, as heparin seems to diminish the vascular defense shield by keeping AT away from its cellular binding sites [42, 43].
The fact that chain entropy that contributes hardly to the stress at the linear regime conversely dominates the elasticity at the intermediate regime indicates the counteraction of the entropy of rings, which decreases with the degree of chain sliding.
It therefore seems reasonable to assume that the immune system acts in concert to produce BBB leakage and seizures, while the counteraction of corticosteroids has the opposite effect [48].
On the other hand, the ICU patients under the present study conditions recapitulate a signaling pathway activity pattern, which in some animal models [79], [80], but not all [81], is related to the counteraction of disease-related muscle loss.
We conclude that GC-A/cGMP signalling mediates the counteraction of myocyte Ca2+ responses to Ang II by ANP.
Certainly, the reduction will introduce some errors, but considering the counteraction effect of errors of three equivalent DFIGs, the total errors will be very small.
The reverse engineering method was applied for modeling commercial injectors, and a computational model was developed for simulating the mutual counteraction of the injector needle and the urea solution.
Furthermore, the hemolysis test of Hg2+ ion toxicity in red blood cells (RBCs) and the counteraction effect of the phosphatidylserine (Ptd-L-Ser) receptor exposure of RBCs were also investigated in a physiological system such as human blood.
The effective counteraction of such species and their variable targets is clearly problematic from the point of view of microbial resistance mechanism development, and offers considerable opportunity for the use of these agents in local infection control.
Our results support the hypothesis that a reduction of antinociceptive activity loses the counteraction against activity of pronociceptive mediators, enhancing pain hypersensitivity following peripheral nerve injury.
