The phrase "an abolished" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not typically used because "abolished" is a past participle and does not fit the indefinite article "an."
Example: "The law was an abolished regulation that no longer applied."
Alternatives: "a repealed" or "a nullified".
Whereas viruses with an intact π electron orbital interaction at the IN dimeric interface replicated comparable to wild type, viruses containing an abolished π interaction were non-infectious.
A Labour government would bring back maintenance grants for the poorest university students and restore an abolished financial support allowance, to be funded by increasing taxes on companies, the shadow education secretary, Angela Rayner, has pledged.
In many species, an abolished or reduced reproductive system can increase fat storage and lead to weight gain (Corona et al., 2009; Judd et al., 2011).
The lasR mutants were found to have a delayed production of PQS, instead of having an abolished PQS system as previously thought, and PQS could also overcome the dependency on LasR in activating the expression of rhl QS system and production of downstream virulence factors (Diggle et al., 2003).
Indeed, an abolished catalysis by D57I mutant supports this inference.
The expression of IFN-β was specifically silenced both in vitro and in vivo, resulting in an abolished protective effect of the DNA vaccine construct.
In this study, N171A mutation of Endo-A abolished hydrolysis activity.
Interestingly, antimycin A abolished the anti-apoptotic effect of cdc4-1 on Hog1 activation (Fig 2A, middle panel).
Alanine substitutions of evolutionarily conserved leucine and isoleucine residues in NES-A abolished export of the same reporter.
Furthermore, substitution of the conserved "C" and "T" nucleotide with "G" and "A" abolished the formation of the YY1/DNA complex.
By contrast, pretreatment of cells with brefeldin A abolished this cell-surface HA-TPβ delivery.
