Sentence examples for as abolished from inspiring English sources

However, in the respective mutants the detected differences between light and darkness lack statistical significance, which may be interpreted as abolished light response.

Bmal1 -/- knockout mice, similarly to C57BL/6J ClockΔmutant mice, exhibited suppressed diurnal variations in glucose and triglycerides as well as abolished gluconeogenesis.

ER-mediated apoptosis was blocked by the addition of caspase 2 inhibitor to LNCaP cells as well as abolished in a strain of LNCaP cells expressing a mutated AR.

Labour has dismissed Tory plans for a funded, state-guaranteed minimum pension for all as "abolishing the state pension".

During the interview Mr Smith, who is gay, said the government should take steps to legalise same-sex partnerships as well as abolish section 28.

Many younger lawmakers saw this as a move by the party's old guard to squelch Mr. Kono's promises to rejuvenate the party by such steps as abolishing its entrenched factions.

Our results also show that silencing SHP-2 can abrogate the inhibitory effect of lupeol on STAT3 activation, as well as abolish the antiproliferative and pro-apoptotic effects of lupeol.

A law enacted as recently as 1991 abolished custodial sentences for 14-year-olds, resorting instead to community sentences.

The AhR antagonist luteolin as well as auraptene abolished the anti-apoptotic effect of TCDD significantly by about 90%.

In addition, when depleting mice of isolated cellular compartments, tumour protection is not as efficiently abolished as when depleting several immune compartments together.

Hence, when depleting mice of isolated compartments, tumour protection is not as efficiently abolished as when depleting several immune compartments together.