Sentence examples for by obliteration from inspiring English sources

Hydrops was induced in the gerbil model by obliteration of the vestibular aqueduct and was confirmed histologically after IVM.

The next year saw the burning down of a Sufi building in the western Iranian town of Boroujerd, followed by obliteration of the ruins using bulldozers.

Histologically, bronchiolitis obliterans is defined by obliteration of the lumen of bronchioles due to inflammation, granulation tissue or scarring [ 1].

This was paralleled by obliteration of the normal pattern of prefrontal deactivation in response to salient reversal cues prior to switches in behavior.

In this series it has been repeatedly demonstrated that if the pain factor is eliminated by obliteration of the tendon-tendon-sheath mechanism of the biceps tendon, restoration of function ensues.

Transition from SWA to the activated brain state is exemplified by obliteration of cortical slow (∼1 Hz), delta (2 4 Hz) and spindle (7 12 Hz) oscillations (Steriade 2000).

Based on these hypotheses, the treatment of dentinal hypersensitivity can be accomplished by regulating nerve transmission or by the obliteration of open and exposed dentinal tubules [2],[7] through the application of toothpastes with specific active ingredients in their formulations [2],[7].

These fears were underlined dramatically by the obliteration of the Basque town of Guernica by German bombers during the Spanish civil war and by the Italian air force's use of poison gas to destroy their opponents' armies on the ground during the invasion of Ethiopia.

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And there's something admirable about Huxley's refusal to be crushed by the obliteration of a large part of his past.

This was given bizarre voice by Paul McNutt, President Roosevelt's manpower commissioner, who advocated "the extermination of the Japanese in toto", and practical expression by the obliteration of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.