Sentence examples for conclusion blocking from inspiring English sources

A recent decision from the European Court of Human Rights reached the same conclusion, blocking a transfer to Algeria from France.

In conclusion, blocking CD137 expression in T, NKT-like and NK cells is associated with downregulation of IFNγ, TNFα and granzyme B and may have novel therapeutic implications for patients with COPD where current strategies are inadequate.

Indeed, Leng 2005 tries to resist the conclusion by blocking premise b).

In conclusion, TNF blocking therapy reduced systemic MIF levels, possibly reflecting a reduction in the atherogenic state.

However, if transitivity of "better than" is denied then the reasoning leading the Repugnant Conclusion is blocked (Temkin 1987; Persson 2004; Rachels 2004).

Consequently, whatever the number of people in population Z, there will be less well-being in this world as compared to population A and thus the Repugnant Conclusion is blocked.

Assuming the critical level is higher than the low quality of the lives led in population Z, the Repugnant Conclusion is blocked: Z now constitutes an outcome (much) worse than A. An obvious challenge to critical level thinking is to make clear what constitutes the appropriate critical level.

Conclusion: Progesterone-induced blocking factor reduces the expression of interleukin 12 via the inhibition of arachidonic acid metabolism.

It is in this context that unrealistic U.S. demands to keep in place an open-ended arms embargo against Iran have become the main obstacle blocking conclusion of a comprehensive nuclear agreement.

This conclusion implies that blocking aversive effects per se may not be enough to block the increased in appetitive pursuits produced by stress.

("Passing predicts the level of play," Rose said of his conclusion. "Hitting and blocking are most correlated with winning").