Sentence examples for but did not block from inspiring English sources
Haloperidol, a dopamine receptor antagonist, partially blocked E2030-induced yawning, but did not block donepezil-induced yawning.
Kit-Fc blocked SCF-stimulated erythroid colony growth as effectively as a neutralizing anti-Kit monoclonal antibody, ACK2, but did not block erythropoietin-stimulated erythroid colony growth.
Likewise, Kit-Fc blocked SCF-stimulated myeloid colony growth as effectively as ACK2 antibody, but did not block IL-3 or GM-CSF-stimulated GM-CSF-stimulated GM-CSF-stimulated
The compound bound to DNA as effectively as cisplatin, but did not block RNA polymerase II-mediated transcription as strongly as cisplatin, indicating that once the compound formed Pt-DNA lesions, the salicylanilide group was more easily recognized and removed.
In contrast, administration of chlorisondamine (a ganglionic blocker) returned basal corticosterone levels in chronic stress animals to normal levels and reduced early corticosterone production following restraint (up to 10 min) but did not block the exaggerated corticosterone response in chronic stress animals at 20 min.
They parked at least 70 ambulances on a roadside along the river, but did not block the main road where they protested.
When her team added one of the antiangiogenesis drugs to a culture of the cancer cells, the drug stopped immature blood vessel cells from maturing but didn't block the stem cells from developing into the immature blood vessel cells.
Drummond managed 17 points and 17 rebounds but didn't block any of the Lakers' shots.
The moon passed directly in front of our star but didn't block it out completely, leaving a bright ring of light around the edges.
California's law, they argued, bars state officials from using test results to evaluate teachers but does not block local districts from doing so.
AOL said that its software is better than EarthLink's because it blocks ads but does not block pop-up windows with encrypted data, the kind used for online banking and shopping.
