Sentence examples for obliterated the differences from inspiring English sources

Thus, in wild type β-cells dendrotoxin-K obliterated the differences between wild-type and the mceph/mceph mice regarding β-cell action potential duration.

It could be speculated that the PPD skin test at 2 months of age boosted the immune response to BCG and this obliterated the differences at 6 months.

It has obliterated the difference between architecture and art.

And tax credits for women with children have almost obliterated the difference in levels of take-home pay between the highly skilled and the unskilled.

The first is that Ms. Gerwig, who has effortless, behind-the-beat verbal timing, also possesses a knack for physical comedy, an enviable ability to obliterate the difference between clumsiness and grace.

This latter process, however, is as yet poorly understood, albeit the amelioration process has been shown to work rapidly on LGTs in bacteria, and would in these cases obliterate the compositional differences to the host genome [ 39].

Thus, in the elevated plus maze, females normally show greater locomotor activity and time spent in the open arms (Elliott et al. 2004), and CPF obliterated this difference by feminizing the behavior of males, increasing their scores to those seen in normal females.

Zionism had obliterated the city of Lydda.

Together they have obliterated the tourist trade.

The head obliterated the sun & the sky & gave off heat.

Morsi had completely obliterated the thing.