Sentence examples for seem to abrogate from inspiring English sources

Although being based on a single observation, the finding that persistent neutralizing antibodies seem to abrogate the functional loss of VLA-4 under therapy strengthens the potential role of this biomarker in monitoring Natalizumab therapy and warrants further investigations.

The Q allele (A-SNP) seems to abrogate the binding of a putative repressor (van Laere et al, 2003).

However, deregulated expression of CYP24A1 seems to abrogate the effects of CYP27B1, resulting in the degradation of Vitamin D to less active metabolites [ 17].

It was particularly disturbing to note that the combination of sulfonylurea with metformin seemed to abrogate the potential benefit of metformin on CVD outcome, as seen in the UKPDS (2).

TZD-mediated effects seem to be abrogated upon treatment discontinuation; at 3 months, alanine transaminase (ALT) and homeostatic model assessment return to baseline.

Our findings suggest that in stored cytosols, auto-processing of recruited procaspase-9 does not seem to occur, thus abrogating the molecular timer and leading to sequestration and maintenance of procaspase-9 on the apoptosome (Fig. 7B).

Altogether, the FAS pathway status of this patient seems to be abrogated at different levels, in what might be the result of cumulative alterations ensuring FAS resistance acquisition.

Since exon 3 falls immediately before the catalytic domain of PIGQ, the mutation seemed likely to abrogate the function of the enzyme and lead to a reduction in GPI synthesis, as was seen for the nonsense mutation in PIGA (35).

But which symptoms would we seek to abrogate or relieve?

Without falling into bankruptcy, Citi could not seek to abrogate its deal.

In the absence of nucleotides such as in stored cytosols, auto-processing of caspase-9 seems to be inhibited thereby abrogating the molecular timer [12] leading to incomplete caspase-9 processing and inhibition of caspase-3 activation by the apoptosome (Fig. 7B).