Sentence examples for By abused from inspiring English sources
This presynaptic action produced by abused inhalants is shared by inhaled anesthetics and would contribute to the altered behavioral effects produced by both classes of drugs, and could be especially important in the context of a disruption of learning and memory by abused inhalants.
Good, C. & Lupica, C. Afferent-specific AMPA receptor subunit composition and regulation of synaptic plasticity in midbrain dopamine neurons by abused drugs.
Good, C.H. & Lupica, C.R. Affereceptorcific AMPA receptor subunit composition and regulation of synaptic plasticity in midbrain dopamine neurons by abused drugs.
All the stories circulated over the years about Mitchell's incredibly nasty, drunken nature, besides possibly serving as cathartic acts of revenge by abused former friends and acquaintances, implicitly acknowledge what the art may fail to convey at a glance, namely, a desired, anticipated tragic aspect.
In 1994, VAWA addressed a problem faced by abused immigrant women who are married to citizens or legal residents.
A French reviewer for Manga News wrote that the theme of "the soiled childhood" occurs throughout the series, depicted by abused children or children's items, such as dolls, pudding, and puppets, playing a role in some mysteries; the children's items appear either in the background as in "The Little Crooked House" or as a major part of the plot as in "Solomon Grundy's Sunday".
Examples might be the silence employed by victims of domestic violence and the lack of speaking out by those sexually abused by clergy.
Music fans at rock festivals are, by and large, abused by sound, security, visibility, parking, aggressive advertising and ugly surroundings.
Also, screening or abuse inquiring at health facilities can improve community connectedness by referring abused women to specialized non-health services in their communities [ 38].
Inhibition of gap junction currents by the abused solvent toluene.
The plots develop the retribution wrought by the abused.
