Sentence examples for abrogates any from inspiring English sources

Glucuronidation of DTG disrupts the key metal binding motif of the compound and completely abrogates any antiviral activity resulting from the active site binding to the integrase enzyme.

Figure 7B demonstrates that whereas low-dose simultaneous treatment with bortezomib together with topotecan can enhance differential killing in a RAS-dependent fashion (as shown also in Figure 7A), pre-treatment of these cells with a proteasome inhibitor for 24 h prior to topotecan addition abrogates any differential apoptosis induction.

The king retains his power over the government, parliament and judges, and can abrogate any constitutional right.

The convention did not abrogate any other multilateral or bilateral conventions or arrangements between two or more member states.

SBA-labeled rgRSV-GFP or unlabeled virus infected a similar percentage of cells, while palivizumab-labeled virus abrogated any productive infection (Fig. 2e).

An election of coverage under the new disability benefits shall abrogate any right the electing employee may have had to receive existing disability benefits.

"Long after I'm school board president, I'll still be Alex's father, and I'm not abrogating any rights and I exercised that right," he said today.

Sessions simply recused himself on a single topic; he never abrogated any of his other responsibilities as Attorney General.

He has said the next president should abrogate any Iran deal that Obama makes.

But I digress... Hip-hop has abrogated any and all responsibility as it relates to decency and accountability time and time again.

In arriving at this decision, it said that the legislative history included two witnesses who stated that the Act would not affect hunting and fishing rights acquired by treaty, but would abrogate any such rights acquired by statute.