Sentence examples for changes are abolished from inspiring English sources
Another procoagulant effect of plasmin is that it causes proteolytic breakdown of a physiological anticoagulant, tissue factor protein inhibitor, a major inhibitor of tissue factor-mediated coagulation [ 17], and these changes are abolished by antifibrinolytic agents [ 18].
A unified EU time regime should be maintained even if the hour changes are abolished, the text says.
These changes were abolished by LNA-antimiR-328.
Before operation, 4 patients had ischemic changes on electrocardiograms; these changes were abolished after operation.
These morphological changes were abolished by the administration of the Ang II receptor antagonist.
Leptin absolute values declined after resistance exercise, but these changes were abolished after their correction for hemoconcentration.
The hyperpolarization associated with thalamic inactivation increased the distance to threshold (data not shown) such that movement-related firing rate changes were abolished, precluding the functional classification of L5Bsupp and L5Benh neurons.
We found that VEGF release was stimulated by subtoxic concentrations of SAN and inhibited by high dose of SAN, SAN-evoked VEGF release was mimicked by low concentration of H2O2, and SAN-regulated VEGF inhibition was accompanied by increasing of ROS; these changes were abolished by antioxidant.
The prime minister announced the most radical change to the shape of Whitehall for years, with the Department for Energy and Climate Change being abolished and its responsibilities absorbed into a new Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy.
The new prime minister also announced the most radical shakeup in the shape of Whitehall for years, with the Department for Energy and Climate Change being abolished and its responsibilities absorbed into a new Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy.
Consistent with the reduction in S1P levels, S1P lyase mRNA was increased in the chow-fed animals, although this change was abolished in the HFD-fed animals (Fig. 7E).
