Sentence examples for manipulated to block from inspiring English sources

As such, we have uncovered a novel therapeutic pathway that can be manipulated to block the formation of pathogenic tau species in disease.

The method is basically for business class users who use Blackberry servers which can be manipulated to block certain phone numbers from reaching certain numbers.

However, the cell lines used in these studies were genetically manipulated to inactivate cell cycle checkpoints and to block apoptosis.

We contrasted neural responses elicited within a block where number was manipulated to neural responses elicited within a block where item shapes were manipulated in a similarly parametric manner to see whether number-specific processes arose early, in an automatic manner.

It took only two days for Islamophobic hate crimes to begin after the Boston Marathon and many fear that the foreign birth of the Tsarnaev brothers will be manipulated in attempts to block immigration reform.

While the White House has blamed recalcitrant Senate Democrats for the larger appropriations stalemate, Democrats have charged that the administration is manipulating the process to block spending increases, even for vital national security projects.

Were a person to be deprived of this control were others to have the right to block or manipulate the movements of his physical body then his agency would be truncated, and he would be incapable of using his powers of intention and action to make something he (and others) could regard as a life for himself.

Despite the Assad regime's efforts to block and manipulate information about the conflict, we have reliable information that tells us he will go to the mat to outlast his opponents, both armed and unarmed.

Cane toad genes that are expressed in metamorphs but not in tadpoles therefore represent ideal targets to block and thus manipulate aspects of development.

The number one way to block a hacker from manipulating the URL query string and textboxes is to block their input.

"We need to understand the signaling machinery that underlies these behaviors if we hope to manipulate or block them," says John Parkinson, a molecular biologist at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City.