"abolished the effect" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in a sentence when describing the act of eliminating or putting an end to something that was causing a certain outcome or result. Example: The new regulations abolished the effect of corruption on the economy, leading to a significant increase in foreign investment.
The extracellular calcium sensing receptor (CaR) agonist neomycin mimicked the effects of calcium and the MEK/MAPK inhibitor PD98059 abolished the effect of calcium and neomycin.
Also the concentrations of both sumatriptan and telcagepant corrected for plasma protein binding abolished the effect of exogenous CGRP (8 ± 36% for sumatriptan and 4 ± 7% for telcagepant, respectively) (Figure 2).
Five cmH2O PEEP decreased the spectral power increment to approximately half of its injury-induced value, while 10 cmH2O PEEP abolished the effect of injury on the acoustic power spectra.
The presence of BAPTA in the intracellular solution abolished the effect of ghrelin (Fig. 2G H and Fig. 3A D).
The D1-antagonist abolished the effect of dopamine, which supports the conclusion that a D1-receptor is involved.
Pre-treatment of T cells with 10 µM cytochalasin D (a drug that inhibits actin cytoskeleton function) abolished the effect of ionomycin on TCR mobility (Fig. 2A).
Indeed, blocking excitatory synaptic transmission by application of NBQX and AP5 abolished the effect on sIPSCs seen in projection neurons (data not shown).
As expected, pre-treatment with LiCl or kenpaullone totally abolished the effect of MPP+ on the mitochondrial membrane potential in scrambled siRNA-transfected cells.
The mutation clearly abolished the effect of miR-525-5p miR-525-5p miR-525-5pe lucinerase activity (Figure 5, histograms 5–8).
Similarly to the in vitro protocol, systemic treatment with apocynin (50 mg/kg) abolished the effect of the B1R agonist on the production of O2−.
Conversely, suppressing CD47 expression in Jurkat T-cells using a CD47-specific morpholino abolished the effect of Aβ on NO-stimulated cGMP accumulation (Fig. 4B).
