Sentence examples for was able to counteract from inspiring English sources

Whether exercise training was able to counteract this alterations has been investigated as a potential therapeutic strategy.

We used a panel of in vitro assays in the human lung epithelial cell line A549, in order to better understand if the remediation strategy adopted was able to counteract possible toxic effects of uncoated TiO2 NP.

Importantly, Mnt was able to counteract c-Myc mediated activation even when expressed at low levels, suggesting Mnt to act as a strong repressor by closing the chromatin structure.

By mounting a campaign in which the company sought to discreetly disseminate the correct information to interested parties while taking care to avoid spreading the rumor to the masses, Starbucks was able to counteract an e-mail message that could have sparked widespread protests and hurt its business.

The present study was designed to investigate in the rat (a) the effects of repeated treatment with the NOS inhibitor l-NAME (1, 3 and 10 mg/kg, i.p., for 5 consecutive days) on rats' recognition memory and (b) whether or not at this treatment condition, l-NAME (1, 3 and 10 mg/kg, i.p., for 5 consecutive days), was able to counteract delay-dependent recognition memory deficits.

As Vannatter described himself as one who is not given to adrenaline rushes, he was able to counteract the defense theme of a rush to judgment.

In the current work, we confirmed that cytokines, and particularly the SCF, are able to counteract the pro-apoptotic effect induced by the BCR-ABL inhibition.

But recent research suggests that you may be able to counteract such periods of prolonged sitting with a short walk.

But so far, the appeal of this relatively novel amenity has not been able to counteract the forces of a weak economy.

Researchers in Meaney's lab found that they were able to counteract stress-related methylation in rat brains with doses of certain psychoactive drugs.

Embryos showed expression of stress-related genes already at a temperature of 29.0°C, but seemed to be able to counteract the initial response over time.