Sentence examples for to counteract changes from inspiring English sources

This fact leads to SV reduction, which would result in a decrease of MAP if compensatory events (i.e., baroreflex-mediated peripheral vasoconstriction and increased HR) did not contemporary adjust HR and SVR in order to counteract changes in SV.

Once activated, the transcription factor induces a suite of stress genes (collectively represented by G) to counteract changes in the controlled variable brought about by the cellular stressor (S).

The number of respondents favouring new technologies as a way to reduce emissions was substantially lower in 2010 than in 2005, whereas there was an increase in the number of people who acknowledged that lifestyle changes are necessary to counteract climate changes.

The latest shakeup shows that Intel either didn't make the right changes then, or that it hasn’t done enough to counteract the changes that have occurred since in the competitive landscape.

A diagnostic "up-coding" to counteract assumed changes of the German insurance companies' reimbursement policies seems an unlikely explanation for the observed changes, since one of the most severe diagnostic categories, i.e. psychotic disorders, was diagnosed less often.

As the film progresses, Rey, the daughter of Dr. Mattias Rey the scientist who excavated parts out of the moon to counteract climate change by changing its gravitational pull and her quest to find him after he disappeared when she was younger.

Groups like Lighthouse International and the PASS Coalition have lobbied to counteract the changes with an increase in accessible pedestrian signals, which broadcast audible information at intersections, and detectable warning strips, whose bumpy surfaces supply a tactile marker of a sidewalk's end.

Investors were seeking stability as well as a strategy to counteract the changes to the tax code.

As a doctor specializing in aerospace medicine, however, Barratt knew how to counteract those changes with diet and exercise.

We suggest that an engineered shell of functional materials onto biological units can be developed as a strategy to shield lives to counteract negative changes of global environment, or to provide extra protection for the living units in biological research.

Of particular interest when dealing with temporally selective dynamical mechanisms is the oscillating GIF neuron, where the effect of the slow variable is to counteract voltage changes and the model dynamics is characterized by a pair of complex conjugate eigenvalues, thus exhibiting damped oscillatory responses to perturbing inputs.