Sentence examples for knockout action from inspiring English sources

Another is to bring in his trusty old mucker Leonardo Bonucci from Juventus, the manager hopeful that the Italian defensive stalwart will trade life at the top of Serie A and likely Champions League knockout action for a stint at Stamford Bridge come January.

The way United have been playing of late, with Van Gaal himself damning his side with faint praise by claiming they have become hard to beat, it seems perfectly obvious that at least two of the manager's old clubs, not to mention a few other big names around Europe, will be strong favourites to go further once the knockout action starts.

Hereford, who have twice made it to the semi-finals of the Trophy (in 1971 and again in 2001), are scheduled to be in knockout action the same night, playing their televised FA Cup second round tie against Cheltenham Town at Whaddon Road.

WITH the World Cup reaching the knockout stage, action on the pitch rightly commands most attention.

Our results show that P2X7 receptors might participate in the pathogenesis of migraine, although upregulation of other P2X receptors probably compensate for the loss of its action in knockout mice.

Its effect on cell-cycle was confirmed by inhibitors, a knockout strain and the action of recombinant L-asparaginase on cell lines.

Conversely, CAIX mRNA has been found in 50 of 87 malignant cell lines in one study (Ivanov et al, 2001) The association with gastric hyperplasia in the mouse knockout suggests that any action may be tissue specific.

Next, he's learning from Steven Soderbergh in the action-thriller Knockout, then David Cronenberg in A Dangerous Method, where he'll play the seminal psychologist Carl Jung.

Santarelli and colleagues reported that suppression of neurogenesis either by radiation or 5HT1A receptor knockout prevented the ameliorating actions of fluoxetine on novelty suppressed feeding [13].

In the muscle-specific GLUT4-knockout mouse, insulin actions in adipose tissue and liver are also impaired, which is at least partly due to glucose toxicity [ 35– 35].

The DATKI mouse line, however, provides a model in which the reuptake of dopamine is closer to the wild-type condition (plus 64%), than in the DAT knockout [26], [29], whilst the action of cocaine on the DAT is severely impaired [30].