The phrase "abolish its effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate the removal or nullification of the impact or influence of something.
Example: "The new policy aims to abolish its effect on the environment, ensuring a more sustainable future."
Alternatives: "eliminate its impact" or "nullify its influence."
Women's T-shirts, like women themselves, did not reduce apparent pain indeed, when placed in the room next to a man's shirt, a woman's shirt was able to abolish its effect.
The causative role of activation of cm-nAChRs in the growth-promoting action of nicotine was illustrated by the ability to abolish its effect using the cell membrane-impermeable nAChR antagonists.
In fact, buffering the HCA completely abolished its effect on the NF-κB activation pathway and abrogated the protective effects on inflammation, cell membrane leak, and cell viability.
As shown in Figure 9, resveratrol enhanced the effects of GGA on SAP97 mRNA, and again, nicotinamide abolished its effect.
PDCD4 binding to eIF4A is required for its ability to inhibit translation and transformation as disruption of eIF4A binding to PDCD4 abolishes its effect on both [ 26].
BMS-777607 is an orally available kinase inhibitor that selectively neutralizes HGF activity and abolishes its effect on cell scattering and motility.
As shown in Fig. 4G and H, mutations of the N-EF hand of S100A14 (E45A, E45A) virtually abolished its effects on cell proliferation and ERK1/2 activation, suggesting that N-EF hand motif of S100A14 was presumably responsible for RAGE binding and function.
An activator of SIRT1, resveratrol (50 µM), enhanced the effects of HSF-1 on SAP97 mRNA, whereas an SIRT1 inhibitor, nicotinamide (5 mM), abolished its effects.
The R248L mutation of p53 does not completely abolish its inhibitory effect on cell proliferation in this cell line.
In the PDAC setting, therefore, the degradation of S100A8 does not abolish its biological effects on PDAC cells, its NT-S100A8 proteolytic fragment maintaining them.
Thomas Agren and colleagues at Uppsala University in Sweden confirmed last year that disrupting reconsolidation when humans reactivated a fear memory effectively abolished its fearsome effect; the group also showed through brain imaging in these volunteers that the amygdala was the locus of the changed memory.
