Sentence examples for shell blocked from inspiring English sources

Systemic administration of dopamine D1R (SCH23390) and D2R (raclopride) antagonists in the medial prefrontal cortex and amygdala, but not in the NAc shell, blocked the acquisition and expression of fructose-conditioned flavour preferences in rats [ 136].

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In addition, dopamine antagonist injections aimed at the NAC shell block the reinstatement of cocaine seeking induced by a drug prime [41].

The gaps between the baffle plates and shell is blocked by the sealers, which effectively decreases the short-circuit flow in the shell-side.

The dolphin responded well even to low signals, displaying an electrosensitivity similar to that of platypuses, the researchers report today in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B. When they covered his beak with a plastic shell that blocked the crypts, Paco could no longer sense any electrical stimulus.

In the low ground west of the Passchendaele Ridge, three months of constant shelling had blocked the watercourses that normally provided drainage.

Constant shelling had blocked the Ravebeek stream, creating an impassible swamp directly between the boundary of the 3rd Canadian and the 4th Canadian Divisions, necessitating a two-prong attack.

The 1786 late-Georgian house on Power Street built by John Brown, a great China Trade merchant from the family that eventually financed Brown University, possesses one of those wonders of Providence furniture design, a rare nine-shell, blocked-front bookcase and desk, as well as many treasures from the East.

Water, if they were polite to it and "bought" each river they crossed with coins and shells, would block the enemy or drown him.

In Deir Ez Zor, residents report the occupation of tanks and soldiers who have shelled the city, blocked the roads, cut communication and utlities, and conducted mass arrests.