Sentence examples for provoked off from inspiring English sources

Eleven remaining patients implanted with pedunculopontine nucleus stimulators were recruited, four of whom were later excluded; two were unable to perform experimental tasks when OFF medication (either off or on pedunculopontine nucleus stimulation) due to severe akinesia and two in whom gait freezing could not be provoked OFF medication and off stimulation.

Importantly, ectopic expression of antiviral short-hairpin RNA, but not microRNA-like molecules, provoked intolerable off-target effects on the gene expression level.

Interestingly, at all selected sites examined by ChIP-qPCR, histone deacetylation in the HBV-Met cells could be partly restituted via a nucleoside analog reverse transcriptase inhibitor or by anti-HBV miRNA-like molecules mimicking hsa-miRNA-30a, whereas ectopic expression of antiviral shRNA seemed to provoke intolerable off-target effects on the gene expression level.

This provoked a stand-off and she later dropped her case.

On some days, bad economic news has been good for the market on the grounds that the Fed would be less likely to taper; good news has occasionally provoked a sell-off.

This provoked a stand-off in June 1989, prior to the EU summit in Madrid, in which Howe and Lawson met her privately and threatened to resign unless the UK made some commitment at Madrid to join the ERM eventually.

In May, Bernanke provoked a sell-off in the markets and a spike in long-term rates when he appeared to suggest that as early as September the Fed would start cutting back on its bond purchases.

"We use these vehicles to safely transport our children, carpool, go on vacation, tow boats and campers, carry home supplies or simply travel in comfort," it asserts.The SUV has provoked a stand-off between aggressive pragmatists and a group who justify their choice of everyday vehicle by the uses it might, on occasion, be put to.

People who have seen it say the video justifies the repression in 1989 as necessary to fend off chaos provoked by hostile Western forces and to permit China's subsequent economic advancement.

And that, in turn, provoked a huge sell-off here.

Of the 1,243 UK applications pending for judicial assessment at the end of last year, over 1,000 relate to voting rights for prisoners – the unresolved issue that has provoked a bitter stand-off between the UK parliament and the ECHR.