counteract造句

We must counteract extremism in the party.

Our bodies produce antibodies to counteract disease.

They will counteract the effects of his bad influence.

Intelligence tests were devised to counteract this narrow specialization.

The plant chemicals also appeared to counteract the tiredness brought on by doing the intensive arithmetic.

One way to counteract hard water is by using a water softener.

We must try to counteract the present current of anti-government feeling.

On USA-17, the middle hull serves as a beam to counteract those forces.

The pigs had an even harder struggle to counteract the lies put about by Moses, the tame raven.

In computer security, any method ( physical, hardware, software, personnel, procedural, etc. ) used to counteract a threat to the system.

To set a thief to catch a thief, that is what we call “to counteract one toxin with another”.

To test whether artificial gravity can counteract such muscle wasting, researchers subjected 15 healthy men to a zero-gravity simulation.

Conversely, we can now speculate whether increased repair of Prx1 during aging can counteract, or at least delay, the development of cancer.

Visualizing a situation going successfully before you partake in it can help you counteract negative thoughts, particularly in the case of self-esteem, Goldsmith says.

To counteract its orbital drag, mission controllers must use propellant in attached spacecraft to periodically loft the station to a higher orbit.

A deliberate change in waveshape, introduced either to counteract the expected effect of a subsequent transmission path or to render the signal less susceptible to noise.

Central Banks around the world have aggressively injected money into financial systems to counteract tight credit that could strangle economic expansion.

Note that, although the insecure function tempnam (3) is being used, it is wrapped inside a loop using O_CREAT and O_EXCL to counteract its security weaknesses, so this use is OK.

Her campaign has been relentlessly smooth, if a bit mechanical (she is forever bursting out laughing, whether it is appropriate or not, to counteract the idea that she has no sense of humour).