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As positive control, we blocked synaptic transmission in the retina using GMR>Shibire-RNAi, the Drosophila homolog of Dynamin involved in synaptic transmission (32), which resulted in completely abolished off-transient (Fig.  4C) with data points significantly above the wild-type regression line (Fig.  4E).

7. Child trust funds to be abolished for better off families.

Any cut-off of expression has been abolished as even 1% of positive cells would still define the tumour as hormone-responsive [5].

"We want to abolish taxes, pay off mortgages and, why not, bring a little happiness," Gianluca Buonanno, the mayor, said during an interview by telephone.

What is your opinion of another provision in this bill to permanently increase truck driver working and driving hours up to 82 hours per week, abolishing the "weekend off" for two nights of restorative rest?

The rules which allowed for such tax write-offs were substantially curtailed in 1999 and were completely abolished by our tax reform of 2000.

Mr McCausland has pledged this autumn to unveil future plans for public housing in Northern Ireland, which could see the NIHE abolished and its dwellings hived-off to new or existing housing associations.

Parole in the American federal prison system was abolished in the 1980's, although an inmate can get up to 54 days a year off for good behavior.

(It was abolished in 1995).

(Slavery was abolished in 1860).

Deafferentation abolishes ("gates off", see Sect. 4.1) the primary pathway and its sensory dominance, allowing the intact surrogate pathway to strengthen over time through synaptic plasticity processes such as LTP.