Sentence examples for by blocking the access from inspiring English sources

Conceptually, drug resistance associated with DYNLL1 inactivation is analogous to that caused by inactivation of 53BP1 — another protein that inhibits DNA-end resection, in this case by blocking the access of nucleases to DNA.

Reports that did emerge suggested that security forces had tried to prevent people from gathering by blocking the access routes to main squares in major cities and closing train stations in Tehran.

Mice were initially placed in the dark section by blocking the access to the lighter side for acclimation and observed for 5 min. Subsequently, mice were allowed unrestricted access to the lighted compartment for an additional 5 min and the times spent in each compartment were measured.

Glycosylation often shields lysosomal and vacuolar proteins from degradation by blocking the access of hydrolases to otherwise exposed residues.

Chromatin structure, in its compact hypoacetylated state, may affect gene expression by blocking the access of transcription factors to their cognate DNA sequences to initiate gene transcription.

The mice were placed into the start arm and forced to visit a baited arm by blocking the access to the other arm.

However, the heterogeneous nature of cellulosic materials makes enzyme access to the cellulose surface very difficult, and the presence of lignin and hemicelluloses in pretreated biomass have been suggested to cause major obstacles to enzymatic digestion of cellulosic materials, by physically blocking the access of cellulase and non-productively binding with enzymes [ 13- 17].

Trump protesters, who tried to disrupt the rally by blocking the main access road, yelled from a distance, "Trump is hate!" But uniformed deputies from Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio's office kept them so far from the event that they could barely be heard.

Such a move would create fiscal chaos by blocking the state's access to credit.

The embargo also takes food off the table in Cuban homes, by blocking the government's access to imported seeds, fertilizers, and spare parts for farm machinery, and by imposing exotic payment rules that add tens of millions of dollars to its bill for importing food from overseas.

Examples are to restrict Internet access by blocking the traffic destined for a particular port or to affect the performance of certain applications by assigning priority.