Sentence examples for may have abrogated from inspiring English sources

Second, the antiparkinsonian therapy may have abrogated the compensation of D2R due to the decrease in the dopamine.

We have to note, however, that our patients were on high dose (median dose of 12 mg day−1) of dexamethasone which may have abrogated this side effect.

The emerging evidence for a role of cell surface HSPGs in endostatin's function means that the use of heparin, particularly as a line-lock, may have abrogated its clinical activity.

The researchers concluded: "Instead, the very high levels of hepatic lipoperoxides may have abrogated the protection that would otherwise be conferred by PPAR alpha activation, and could also be responsible for lipotoxic hepatocellular injury and inflammatory recruitment".

We have abrogated our own creativity".

"In some ways, we have abrogated that civic trust".

Parents have abrogated their roles, and teachers/schools have no authority to impose accountability".

"They have abrogated their duty to decide on the future of the nation.

If the press turns away from chasing this story to its end, it will have abrogated its duty.

The deed would have abrogated government leases and vested control over Fiji's natural resources in a Speight-led entity.

Thereby you have abrogated your freedom.