Sentence examples for blocks the generation of from inspiring English sources
Yesterday, EarthLink said it was making available a free download called "pop-up blocker" that effectively blocks the generation of pop-up windows.
The resultant decrease in prostaglandin activity effectively blocks the generation of pain impulse, thereby contributing to the analgesic effect of this medication (Blais et al. 2002).
Deletion of the RPE65 isomerase blocks the generation of this retinoid resulting in a severe loss of photoreceptor function as well as cone and rod death [7].
In addition, our results provide evidence that attenuation of Wnt signaling in caudal border cells blocks the generation of neural crest cells and promotes the generation of olfactory and lens placodal cells normally generated from rostral border cells.
Chick embryos treated by phosphoramidon, which blocks the generation of endothelin-3, failed to develop enteric ganglia in the very distal bowel, characteristic of an HSCR-like phenotype.
COMT is an antioxidant enzyme that catalyses the methylation of hydroxylated sites on the aromatic ring of catechol compounds, which prevents their conversion to semiquinones and quinines and, therefore, blocks the generation of ROS [ 148- 150].
Rubber particles can block the generation of cracks, leading to the improvement of low-temperature properties of the binder.
Regulatory T cells could interact directly with DCs by downregulating their surface expression of CD80/CD86, thus reducing their antigen-presenting ability and blocking the generation of allergen-specific T cell responses.
We have previously shown that incorporation of CD4+CD25-ve T cells in an in vitro cytolytic T lymphocyte (CTL) generation assay leads to generation of induced regulatory T cells (iTregs), and that these iTreg block the generation of productive CTL response (Chattopadhyay et al., 2006).
It exerts anti-HIV activity by inhibiting the production of HIV-1 double-stranded viral DNA from a single-stranded DNA intermediate, rather than blocking the generation of single-stranded DNA from a RNA template, which is the mechanism of action of current HIV-1 RT inhibitors.
Interestingly, while Notch signals are required for LTi development, sustained Notch signals can block the generation of LTi cells (Chea et al., 2016).
