Sentence examples for abolishing boundaries from inspiring English sources

We conclude that genes in LRES regions are plastically regulated in cell differentiation and hyperproliferation, but are constrained to a coordinated repression by abolishing boundaries and the autonomous regulation of chromatin domains in cancer cells.

"Suddenly," Ms. Garnett said, "the locus of geography and of cultural baggage is back after all that utopian theorizing about the Net abolishing such boundaries".

Pulse and its GP readers are also up in arms against the suggestion that the DH will abolish practice boundaries.

Just a fortnight ago, Lansley made the case again to abolish "practice boundaries", arguing that the current rules were inconvenient for "thousands of people" with second homes.

The government is keen to abolish practice boundaries.

The answer to that conundrum is to work to abolish the boundaries of our current political realities, and unveil a world truly full of new possibilities.

He also saw it as anything but selfish, since it flows from what Freud called the id, which always wants to abolish ego boundaries and recover that sense of oneness with everything we all had as infants.

Knowsley South was considered one of the safest parliamentary seats in the country but was abolished after boundary changes in 2010 when George Howarth, the former MP for Knowsley North, was chosen as Labour's candidate for the new seat of Knowsley.

It had previously formed part of the Gateshead East and Washington West constituency which was abolished by boundary changes prior to the 2010 UK General Election.

It was previously in the Gateshead East and Washington West constituency which was abolished by boundary changes before the 2010 UK General Election.

For the 1983 election Benn's Bristol South East constituency was abolished by boundary changes, and he lost to Michael Cocks the battle to stand in the new seat of Bristol South.