Sentence examples for abolished as a consequence from inspiring English sources

It seems that the regulatory activity of miR-124 is completely abolished as a consequence of base switch between positions 5 and 6.

PDR-1 activity is being abolished as a consequence of this loss-of-function mutation.

For the PSEQ condition in M4K1, MKKK-P amplitude showed no changes when Phos2 concentration was varied, implying that the implicit feedback loop was completely abolished as a consequence of PSEQ. Figure 4C shows the phase plot where steady state maximum amplitude of MKKK-P is plotted against the total concentration of Phos2, for various values of Phos2 for M4K1.

Terry Sanderson, president, National Secular Society I'd like to see RE abolished as a curriculum topic.

It was abolished as a civil parish in 1922.

It was abolished as an independent agency in 1953.

We were also able to show that, in the absence of SPARC, the effect of 5-Aza in enhancing chemotherapy sensitivity could be abolished, thus indicating that, as a consequence of SPARC promoter demethylation by 5-Aza, higher SPARC levels led to greater chemosensitivity and improvements in chemotherapy response.

Hence, in a prrF1 prrF2 double mutant, PQS production is abolished under iron-limiting conditions, probably as a consequence of anthranilate depletion (Oglesby et al., 2008).

They abolished slavery, an institution that existed primarily as a consequence of unpaid debt (although in Jaffna, it was part of the caste system), relieved native officials of judicial authority, paid salaries in cash, and relaxed the system of compulsory service tenure.

In Xanthomonas, a mutation in the T3SS impairs the ability to inject T3Es in the host plant, and as a consequence abolishes pathogenicity and multiplication in planta [19].

As a consequence, lung sliding is abolished, ultrasounds cannot be transmitted through the injured lung parenchyma and comet tails (vertical B-lines) are no longer visible.