Sentence examples for contravening effect from inspiring English sources

The Drosophila work also identified CBP as a histone acetyltransferase (HAT) with the contravening effect.

Gersonides notes that humans can contravene these effects: God has provided humans with "the intellectual capacity (sekhel ba'al takhlit) that enables us both to act contrary to what has been ordered by the heavenly bodies and to correct, as far as possible, the [astrally ordained] misfortunes that befall us" (Wars, II.2, p. 35).

It was always done this way, and anyone trying to effect a change is contravening the divine scheme.

However, the routine and judicious use of DVT prophylaxis (early mobilization, compression stockings and low molecular weight heparin) postoperatively contravenes any protective effects regional anesthesia may have to offer [ 18, 27].

The world champions were reported to German Grand Prix stewards for contravening a rule forbidding teams from using exhausts for aerodynamic effect.

But we're not contravening any federal statute.

The president could not be impeached for contravening the constitution.

But there is no possible mechanism for doing that without contravening the Spanish constitution.

The French foreign ministry has declared "that extrajudicial executions contravene international law and are unacceptable".

"We also find the documentary to be minimising and denying genocide, contravening domestic and international laws.

It would also be a terrible precedent, probably contravening European treaties.