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Maybe the drug, designed to turn off only the defective B-RAF protein, was, at high doses, also affecting its role in healthy cells.
However, depending on the process conditions, electrical heaters are designed to turn off automatically when the temperature reaches a set point.
Mr Thailayil injected 10,000 mosquito embryos with tiny fragments of RNA designed to turn off a gene - called zpg - that is essential for normal sperm development.
Instead, says relationship expert and author Dr. Laura Berman, consider doing a simple meditation exercise that is designed to "turn off stress and turn on love". .
During his 2000 run for the presidency, the Republicans who were backing George W. Bush unleashed a barrage of anti-McCain propaganda designed to turn off conservatives.
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It was one of scores of tricks White performed during the Red Ribbon Week event, designed to turn students off from drugs and on to healthy alternatives.
A control circuit is designed to turn on and off TECs in order to reduce the parasitic power feeding the proposed system, referred to as modular battery thermal management system (MBTMS).
Unused function designed to turn the motor on and off.
Unfortunately, scientific aversion therapy designed to turn a particularly voracious rabbit off vegetables goes wrong.
With an end in sight to the Hamilton debacle, it is time for city planners to be assertive and involve themselves in the urban-design process, to turn off their computers and desk calculators, to rise from their encrusted desks and to get out of their cars to walk the streets of the neighborhoods of their concerns.
As described in software section, we designed the receiver program to turn off all the motors if no valid signal was received from the transmitter for prolonged period of time.
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