Their principle is to block pituitary gonadotropin secretion, which will eliminate the endocrine stimulus for testicular androgen production, thereby eliminating its support for spermatogenesis.
The underlying principle is to block the portal venous blood flow to the liver segments that are planned to be resected.
Davidson's second two principles appear to block such relevance.
And if your only organizing principle has been to block progress and block what we've tried to do to help the American people every step of the way, so you're not even consistent anymore -- you claim the mantle of the party of family values, and this is the guy you nominate?
In 2007 the F.C.C. accused Comcast of violating net-neutrality principles by trying to block the content from BitTorrent services that allow users to share files online, and then ordered it to stop.
And Representative Jerrold Nadler, Democrat of New York, said: "The Republicans are so desperate to look into bookstore and library records that they violated the very principles of democracy to block an amendment that had already passed.
We suggest that even in such cases, furosemide also exerts antiepileptic effects through its other nonsynaptic mechanisms that are common to all models that, in principle, would be sufficient to block seizure discharge independent of its additional model-specific effects.
On the left, many progressives insist that any policies and practices that disadvantage people on the basis of race, sex, age or disability should be illegal, and some have carried this principle to illogical extremes — suing to block ladies' nights at singles bars, for example, or even to forbid Mother's Day.
From 1939 to 1959 he led the House Republicans, urging his colleagues to adhere to the conservative principles of the Grand Old Party and to block what he deemed the socialist measures of the New Deal and Fair Deal.
