Sentence examples for subject to blockade from inspiring English sources

During the Napoleonic Wars, sugar beet production increased in continental Europe because of the difficulty of importing sugar when shipping was subject to blockade.

Hideously, they have even been subjected to blockades since after the earthquake.

Laval refused to sign and was subsequently subject to a blockade – in the end eight separate unions joined forces to prevent the 32 Latvian builders from carrying out their work.

Importantly, this phenotype was driven by a primary tumor cell derived biochemical gradient of angiogenic growth factor accumulation that was subject to pharmacological blockade.

The Gaza Strip had been subject to a blockade prior to Israel's attack on December 27 for almost 18 months.

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The region has been subject to an Israeli blockade for five years, and the only land route out, other than through Israel, is to cross the Egyptian border, although Cairo has assisted in enforcing the blockade for years.

New York and Philadelphia were never subjected to a blockade as Charleston was.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.03896.003 10.7554/eLiFigure96.004 Figure 1 figure supplement 1. Graphs presenting the normalized mean varicosity numbers for the three 5HT-trained groups not subjected to reconsolidation blockade.

In a murine model of LN, MRL.lpr mice engineered to lack MCP-1 or subjected to pharmacological blockade of MCP-1 exhibited prolonged survival with reduced renal damage [ 16].

Thus, the 5X5HT trained cocultures subjected to reconsolidation blockade exhibited significantly more retraction and significantly less growth of varicosities during the 24 48 hr period than did the other trained cocultures.