Sentence examples for prevented the ability from inspiring English sources

There was no weighted data available for the 2015 YRBS in Chicago, which prevented the ability to compare the three cities for this most recent survey year.

This effect of ARFGAP1 could be attributed to its catalytic activity, as the use of GTPγS (a non-hydrolyzable GTP analogue) prevented the ability of ARFGAP1 to reduce the level of ARF1 on liposomal membrane (Fig. 2B).

Silvestrol prevented the ability of HUVECs cultured on Matrigel to form vessel-like structures (Fig. 5C).

This notion is supported by examples where addition of agents capable of perturbing eHsp90 function prevented the ability of eHsp90 to associate with binding partners [19], [20], [23].

In particular, if the migration of eosinophils or neutrophils is prevented, the ability of professional phagocytes to clear dead cells is severely compromised.

The addition of exogenous IL-1β prevented the ability of vitamin D3 to regulate TRAIL induced apoptosis, confirming that vitamin D3 restored the sensitivity of tumor cells to TRAIL by inhibiting the release of IL-1β from macrophages, and not by affecting signaling by IL-1β.

Peace Now, another Israeli group, released similar information about the plan, based on a government budget document, saying it feared the proposal was "possibly preventing the ability to reach a two-state solution".

Though ethics contagion is impossible to prevent, the ability to predict, diagnose and cauterize the forces that drive contagion is critical to any effective corporate ethics strategy.

In addition, the lack of cell dry weight prevents the ability to determine cell oleaginicity and final conversion of residues to lipids.

Furthermore, it has been proposed that undergoing isolated periarticular osteotomy of the first metatarsal does not prevent the ability to perform revision surgery.

This phenomenon is compatible with a lack of diastolic reserve, which may prevent the ability of LV to improve diastolic function and maintain normal filling pressures during stress [39 41].