Sentence examples for any abrogation from inspiring English sources

He expressed concern over any "abrogation" of agreements with allies.

To see if there is any abrogation of p53 function to induce growth arrest in the EJ-53 cells, thymidine incorporation analysis indicates that inhibition of BAG-2 by RNA interference (RNAi) increases thymidine incorporation as an index of cell proliferation (Fig. 5C).

However, our own data fail to show any abrogation of the IP-induced protection by the inhibitor of AMPK, compound C, under conditions where the inhibitor of PKC, chelerythrine, did overcome the protection [101].

Section 7 of the Executive Order also provides: "Nothing in this section shall be interpreted as an abrogation of any requirements otherwise imposed by applicable federal or state laws or regulations".

Inhibition of the p38 pathway did not lead to any significant abrogation of Tat and morphine induced toxicity, thus negating its involvement in the process (data not shown).

In the present work, blocking the Fas/FasL interaction decreased the apoptosis of activated CD4+ T cells when cultured with CD8+CD28− T cells in vitro, whereas an abrogation of the PD-1/PD-L1 interaction did not show any obvious suppression of the apoptosis of the responder T cells.

"It's an abrogation of responsibility".

That would be an abrogation of our agreement with NATO.

This would amount to an abrogation of the Constitution.

Was our indifference to seeking justice realistic or an abrogation of responsibility?

Bucklew's lawyer, Cheryl Pilate, said Missouri's secrecy was an abrogation of her client's constitutional rights.