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In these neurons, the stretch usually counteracted the bradykinin-induced response, i.e. shortening and reducing bradykinin-induced excitation and re-exciting the cells after bradykinin-induced inhibition.

This often causes a sway in tall buildings usually counteracted, at least partially, by stiffening the structure or by using a dynamic wind damper.

"For a star like our sun, the energy it is emitting from the fusion of hydrogen into helium deep in the core exerts an outward pressure on the star, usually counteracted by an inward pressure from gravity.

However, during winter cultivation of eggplant varieties in unheated greenhouses in the Mediterranean area, the negative effect of suboptimal environmental conditions on fruit production is usually counteracted by treating flower buds with plant growth regulators.

The protein misfolding is usually counteracted by the reparative function of chaperones (Ross and Poirier 2004; Macario and Conway de Macario 2005; Bukau et al. 2006), however, DDC feeding is associated with diminished chaperone expression, persistent chaperone modifications and impairment of chaperone function (Strnad et al. submitted).

Free-living eukaryotic cells lacking a cell wall, such as amoebas, usually counteract turgor pressure by means of cortical actin cytoskeleton that generates a tension-resistant actomyosin cortex directly underlying the plasma membrane (Stockem et al., 1982).

Taken together, a series of studies over the last decade has shown that the tyrosine phosphorylation and signalling potential of docking proteins such as those of Gab, IRS, FRS and SLP families is counteracted by their Ser/Thr-phosphorylation, which usually represents the endpoint of feedback loops from cytoplasmic signalling cascades [ 13, 15, 49, 81, 169, 177, 181].

Evidence for these complex mechanisms in vivo is still extremely limited, due to the metabolic adaptation processes that usually occur (for review [41], for example, when tryptophan starvation is counteracted by alternative enzymes namely tryptophanyl-tRNA synthase (WRS or TTS) that can maintain an intracellular reservoir of tryptophan available for protein synthesis [27], [28].

Instead, optogenetic stimulation during locomotion usually caused mice to counteract locomotion affecting gait patterns of all four limbs.

In patients who were not self-reliant, the hospitalization period was usually longer, allowing to counteract the lack of control over the possible occurrence of adverse effects of the treatment.

Although the public's perception of a health risk usually increases with its coverage in the news media [28], this general trend may indeed be counteracted if this media information is dissonant [29], and if daily personal experience does not confirm the threat [30].