Sentence examples for blocked entry of from inspiring English sources
The government of Egypt, she added, "seems to be investigating these cases while it has been slow or inadequate in investigating attacks on demonstrators outside the presidential palace in December 2012, other cases of extreme police brutality and illegally blocked entry of journalists to media cities".
Figure 6A and 6B show representative cells and that cytochalasin-D effectively blocked entry of BTV.
Nevertheless, the O-GlcNAc-modified Nup98 gel fully blocked entry of tCherry.
Banana lectin directly bound the HIV-1 envelope protein (gp120) and blocked entry of the virus into the cell, and decreased the levels of the strong-stop product of early reverse transcription (Swanson et al. 2010).
A recent study showed that antiestrogen-induced p21 and p27 via ER blocked entry of G1 phase cells into the S phase by inhibiting cyclin D1 expression and cdk2 kinase activity in breast cancer cell lines (Watts et al, 1995).
It was felt that the variables of sex and age are known to be related to health, so we controlled for age and sex by blocked entry of these variables and then continued with stepwise entry of the independent variables.
For this reason, steel makers only want to block entry of finished steel products and not limit slab imports -- making the industry appear more self-interested than principled.
This is mainly due to the decrease of dispersive interaction, more water cluster formed to block entry of compounds into micropores or competition between water and compounds adsorbed onto the surface of ACF because of hydrophilic increase of ACF.
Others have shown that suramin can block entry of a malarial parasite by inhibiting secondary processing of the N-terminal signal sequence of an essential surface protein [11].
Although its function inside PML bodies is largely unknown, blocking entry of HIRA to PML bodies prevents formation of SAHF [48].
We simulated fragmentation in the Open system by altering the basic matrix to block entry of fish that would have otherwise entered into either or both tributaries (fragmentation in stream systems often blocks upstream passage, but not downstream passage).
