Sentence examples for enfeebled the ability from inspiring English sources

Replacing the conserved residues R (PPP1R15B) or R (PPP1R15A), seen to engage the arginine pocket of PP1 with alanine, markedly enfeebled the ability of actin to serve as an activator of substrate specific dephosphorylation.

But nobody knows how enfeebled the system really is.

Worries about what may be lurking on them have contributed to the credit drought that has enfeebled the economies of southern Europe.

But by 1973, Watergate had enfeebled the administration and Nixon called for Mr. Mathias's re-election, saying they shared "a commitment to good government".

When the establishment is enfeebled, the base is in a primal froth.

G-actin reproducibly enfeebled the phosphatase activity of the PP1-PPP1R15 complex towards an irrelevant structured substrate (phosphorylase A).

The reviewers also emphasized the importance of measurements aimed at detecting the reciprocal phenomenon, namely the ability of G-actin to selectively enfeeble the dephosphorylation of non-specific substrates.

Little by little, like moisture in the walls of a house, this enfeebles the entire apple.

Murray further argues that government intervention also "enfeebles the institutions [families and larger communities] through which people live satisfying lives".

But the hold on Mr. Groves endures, enfeebling the Census Bureau in the critical final months before the count.

Hitting the magic 60 will change the psychology of life in the upper house, emboldening the Democrats and enfeebling the Republicans.