Sentence examples for abolished completely from inspiring English sources

The fact that responses were not abolished completely suggests that either the effect of PTX was not complete or the PTX-sensitive cascade represents only part of the odorant transduction cascade.

We hope that the exit visa will be abolished completely".

From April 2015 a £180m a year hardship fund will be abolished completely.

Two per cent of the peers said the Lords should be abolished completely.

However, five of the former administrative counties of England were abolished completely and replaced by one or more unitary authorities.

Late in his term, President Carter began the process of lifting the controls, but they were not abolished completely until President Ronald Reagan took action in 1981.

In an attempt to avoid or at least delay this from happening, some MNOs have started to limit or abolish completely their unlimited data plans [12].

Performing research in an industrial context is likely to severely limit, or abolish completely, your ability to publish articles in peer-reviewed scientific journals.

Trump's Energy Secretary pick Rick Perry vowed during his Senate confirmation hearing last month to defend against cuts the department he once said he would abolish completely.

Silencing of Cav-1 does not abolish completely IGF-IR endocytosis suggesting the presence of alternative pathway.

However, abrogation of ATR phosphorylation sites does not abolish completely WRN accumulation at stalled forks.