Sentence examples for abolishes further from inspiring English sources

Incorporation of NTPs bearing modifications of the 3' hydroxyl or lacking this group abolishes further transcription.

The estate and gift tax would be abolished, further reducing taxes on the wealthy.

While it's unlikely that roaming fees will ever be abolished, further price cuts will likely come as competition heats up and regulators crack down, he said.

"The question is," says Fuhrman, "Can you treat people long enough to abolish further transmission?" The answer may come at least 20 years from now, after countries start disbursing the drugs later this year.

Thus, the revision of the infected port system abolished further recurrent catheter sepsis.

By blocking the ERRy function, the effects of BPA on otoliths were abolished, further supporting this hypothesis.

At later stages of cell growth (8 and 11 DAS) when CT levels were high, salicyl alcohol feeding abolished further CT increase.

This is yet another reason the penalty should be abolished and further evidence of the grave injustices committed in this system.

The invention and widespread use of photography has effectively abolished any further need for the establishment of a specific clothing policy for art in opposition to that of high fashion.

Over the following two hundred years, reformers gradually replaced indirect elections with the direct elections we are now familiar with, and the limits on the number of citizens per U.S. House Member was abolished -- further disconnecting citizens from their government.

Myofiber protection by 8-CPT cGMP is likely through a vascular control, because its benefit was completely abolished by further addition of ATII at the vasoconstrictive dose.