Sentence examples for to counteract both from inspiring English sources
Able to counteract both microbial and oxidative challenges, SO2 protects wines from these two major routes of spoilage and can even disable enzymes that lead to browning.
This approach is more appealing than the first because it has the potential to counteract both rising temperatures and rising carbon dioxide levels.
An energy-absorbing rock support device, called a D bolt, has been recently developed to counteract both burst-prone and squeezing rock conditions that occur during underground excavation.
To counteract both the shrinkage and the bowing (especially the latter), restorers in the past placed wooden strips called battens, or more complex structures called cradles, across the back of the panel as constraints.
"My own view is that the only way to counteract both criminal and espionage activity online is to be proactive," Alexander said last year, adding that if the Chinese were inside critical U.S. computer systems, he would "want to go and take down the source of those attacks". Our adversaries are aware of our prodigious and growing offensive cyber capacities and exploits.
However, in this paper, we propose a solution to counteract both attacks jointly.
We reasoned that it might be necessary to simultaneously counteract both the mechanisms of TrkB dysregulation to protect neurons from excitotoxic damage.
Notably, pathogens can counteract both types of responses as a strategy to enhance virulence.
While Colubraria secretion does not block vasoconstriction, which is advantageous to this parasite, it counteracts both primary and secondary hemostasis.
The studies provide converging evidence that the inclination to procrastinate can successfully be counteracted both by a parsimonious and easy-to-implement method.
Treatment of T47D cells with a 100-fold concentration of either one of the RARα antagonists relative to RA for 72 h, counteracted both the RA-induced antiproliferative activity (Fig. 4A) and the RA-induced CER synthesis in T47D cells (Fig. 4B).
