Sentence examples for which counteract from inspiring English sources

Whilst emissions are very slightly lower in the IEA's Golden Rules Case', the IEA point out that any gains from replacement of coal with gas are counteracted by higher demand and less investment in low carbon fuels: "At the global level, there are two major effects of the Golden Rules Case on CO2 emissions, which counteract one another.

GST and GPx are two antioxidant enzymes, which counteract free radical generation.

This observation can be explained by induced Marangoni flows, which counteract the convective flows leading to the coffee ring effects.

This demonstrated the strong templating power of our hard polymer microspheres, which counteract the surface chain-forming force caused by the magneto-static energy of ferromagnetic particles.

When in motion the control system generates hydraulic forces which counteract the inertia forces induced by the dynamic loadings acting on the structure.

The internal dissipation is modelled by nonlinear Coulombian forces and moments, which counteract the translational and rotational motion of the rotor relative to a frame rotating with the shaft ends.

That imbalance triggers an immune response from the resident bacteria, which counteracts the inflammation.

Seven aces, which counteracted her double faults and came at crucial junctures, helped extricate Capriati from trouble in the last two sets.

They began giving estrogen with progestin, which counteracts the effects on the uterine lining, leading to monthly bleeding that resembles a menstrual period.

In an interview with Yale Environment 360, Stoknes says, "What we know from psychological studies is that if you overuse fear-inducing imagery, what you get is fear and guilt in people, and this makes people more passive, which counteracts engagement".

So there could be a window of time in which counteracting shiga toxin is beneficial, Tarr says.