Sentence examples for its blockage from inspiring English sources
Despite the aid pledges, the Palestinian economy will continue to contract unless Israel eases its blockage of the Gaza Strip and removes crucial internal checkpoints to allow Palestinians to move freely in the West Bank, the World Bank cautioned in the report.
Given its role in autoimmune disorders, therapeutic approaches based on its blockage has been proposed.
Downregulation of Dsh (DVL1; Table 3, network 3) may remove its blockage of Notch1, which could trigger notch signaling-mediated tumorigenesis [59] and p53-dependent carcinogenesis [60].
Both bulk chlorination of nickel particles and its blockage by dense carbon deposits in the case of mechanochemically prepared samples were suggested to be responsible for rapid deactivation of the catalyst.
Members wanted divestment from Hewlett-Packard because they said the company's products have been used by the Israeli Navy to coordinate its blockage of the Gaza Strip and said the company provides biometric scanners used at checkpoints.
We have shown previously that rat-TRPV4 cRNA generates a robust microampere current in Xenopus oocytes as evidenced by its activation by 4αPDD and hypotonicity, its blockage by ruthenium red, and absence from a point mutant that has a disrupted channel filter [19], [20].
"Madison and I are the only two Princeton men who have become president," Wilson observed ominously in a letter, noting that tensions with Great Britain over its naval blockage of Germany recalled earlier disputes with England about freedom of the seas.
Its genetic blockage restores mitochondrial morphology and the response to apoptosis in the HD models tested.
Even if civil servants are back at work for now, "America's financial credibility is damaged and its democratic system has revealed to the world its gaping blockages".
New York was notorious for its "paper blockages", and from time to time the markets would have to close in order to allow everybody to catch up on the paperwork.
With Gmail suffering its most serious blockage since Google relocated its China services to Hong Kong, police now embedded inside top internet companies, and a sophisticated, new weapon to take down websites at the government's disposal, pundits believe that things will only get worse.
