Sentence examples for of abrogation from inspiring English sources

With 0-7 mg the development of resistance was largely but not completely abrogated; 0-35 mg resulted in a lesser degree of abrogation, and 0-09 mg or 0-02 mg had little or no effect.

The section consists of only one sentence, a simple act of abrogation: "All applicable provisions in this Act are designated as emergency for purposes of pay-as-you-go principles".

In a guarded attack on US president George Bush's dismissal of the anti-ballistic missile treaty, he said Britain had been a benificiary of the agreement and "had a legitimate interest in the stability it brings and the consequences of abrogation".

Now anyone with a decent understanding of the Quran knows the law of abrogation, which basically means that when there is a contradiction, the latter verse takes precedence.

Therefore, E-cadherin is involved in both cell-cell and EB-EB contact, demonstrating the advantage of abrogation of this protein at the outset of suspension culture.

A role for p53 in mediating cell-cycle arrest in response to c-Myc activation has been shown previously, albeit independently of abrogation of DNA repair mechanisms [31].

Colon crypt stem cells illustrate dependence of oncogenesis on abrogation of asymmetric division.

And so all of the wringing of hands of the abrogation of the treaty seems to me to be a little premature before something has been developed".

These kind of abrogations of democratic power has come to be affectionately known as "Henry VIII" clauses, after the English king's 1539 Act which gave his own declarations the same force as parliament's law.

In this study, we examined the stimulatory effects of CCL25 on FLS and monocytes and effects of the abrogation of CCR9 on a murine model of RA.

The result of this abrogation of leadership was the utter marginalization of the evangelical voting block who could not prevent Barack Obama from the capturing the White House.