Sentence examples for to counteract this process from inspiring English sources
To counteract this process, the monetary authorities would raise interest rates and stiffen credit requirements, causing a fall in prices, income, and employment; this in turn led to a reduction in imports and an expansion of exports, thus improving the balance of payments.
G6PC2 is hypothesized to counteract this process, which removes the phosphate group and releases glucose from the beta-cell [16].
To determine whether p107 dephoshorylation played a critical role in the chondrocyte response to FGF, we sought to counteract this process by overexpressing in RCS chondrocytes the cyclin D1/cdk4 kinase complex.
To counteract this process, a better understanding of the involved immune-physiological processes during pulmonary infections is needed to design more individualized approaches to the underlying disease.
Loss of muscle mass is thought to arise from a reduction in protein synthesis combined with an enhanced rate of protein degradation, and few treatments are available to counteract this process.
As a way to counteract this process, you need to eat foods rich in antioxidants.
Once the shift had occurred, the subsequent addition of vitamin E was no longer able to completely counteract this process.
There are ways to counteract this (the Delphi process, wide variety of experts included in scenario building), and recent literature [25] shows that the scenario approach can help to reduce bias in strategic planning.
Even though mutant p53 variants can be ubiquitinated by MDM2 as well as other E3 ligases and degraded (58), several mechanisms may counteract this process in mammary tumor cells: for instance, p16INK4 upregulatior(59) or Hsp90-mediated stabilization (60).
(As noted above, we reported that sucralose increases the expression of P-gp and CYP when administered without medications in rats [ Abou-Donia et al. 2008]; drugs that inhibit P-gp and CYP would counteract this process).
Except when it's been specifically processed to counteract this (and can we really call those slices "cheese," anyway?), cheese is continually becoming cheesier.
