Sentence examples for be interdicted or modulated from inspiring English sources

The paradigm proposed here, if proven, spells out a sequence of steps, one or more of which could be interdicted or modulated early in carcinogenesis to prevent or, at a minimum, slow down the progression of many cancers.

In Normandy, overwhelming Allied air and sea superiority made it difficult for German counter-attacks to take hold or the torrential influx of men and vehicles and stores to be interdicted or contested at all.

The Turkish aid folk must have known they would be interdicted, boarded, blocked or attacked.

In this study, we examined the effects of AJN on the protracted withdrawal symptoms in morphine-dependent rats and sought to determine whether the morphine-induced decreases in DAT, D2R and TH can be interdicted (pre-treatment) or alleviated (post-treatment) by AJN.

Now the drugs most likely to land Americans in emergency rooms cannot be interdicted.

It was 'only partisan political activity that is interdicted...

Inflation was interdicted on moral grounds, because it destroyed sound bourgeois finance; and the surplus workforce could always be sent off to the colonies, or left to starve in Ireland.

Obviously these criminal syndicates lose an awful lot of money because their cargo has been interdicted.

On Monday, goal post movements have been interdicted.

Approximately of territory changed hands and the KninDrvar road, vital to resupply of the RSK, was interdicted.

On the western border, the major concern of the police there is interdicting drug smugglers making for Iran.