Sentence examples for introduced to block from inspiring English sources
Acid-decomposable ZnO quantum dots (QDs) were introduced to block the partial pores of pSiO2 via amido bonds, which could act as gates and fluorescence probes.
Additionally, blocking antibodies against CD36 was introduced to block the interaction of CD36 to IRBCs as a further control.
First, yeast tRNA (Invitrogen) in binding buffer was introduced to block any possible nonspecific RNA binding sites.
The oral premedication with the decarboxylase inhibitor carbidopa, which was introduced to block the aromatic amino acid decarboxylase enzyme, is less common than for brain FDOPA imaging.
That's why earlier this month he introduced legislation to block visitors and immigrants from nations with known radical elements while a new system is developed to screen properly," campaign spokesman Sergio Gor wrote.
Jonathan Birdsong, a spokesman for Representative Mike Thompson of California, who in October introduced legislation to block the Bush administration plan for the river, denounced the bureau's attitude toward the state report.
A1 Closing a Tax Loophole The Bush administration introduced proposals to block several corporate tax shelters, taking special aim at deals in which companies reap billions of dollars in tax breaks by buying public works from cities and states and then leasing them back.
has introduced legislation to block these regulations, correctly pointing out that the government should have access to this kind of information only under a search warrant.
Representative Ron Paul (Republican Texas) has introduced legislation to block these regulations, correctly pointing out that the government should have access to this kind of information only under a search warrant.
On Wednesday, Rep. Mike Pompeo (R-KS) carried Monsanto's torch when he introduced legislation to block GMO labeling.
House Democrats have introduced legislation to block transferring the arms export oversight to Commerce, but it's unlikely to advance in the Republican-controlled Congress. .
