Sentence examples for suggested to block from inspiring English sources

A strong dipole moment between adsorbed anions, such sulfate, nitrate and acetate, and AuNP is suggested to block the access of H2O2 molecules to the surface of AuNPs.

The oily contamination layer is, thus, only suggested to block the accessibility of aqueous plating solution onto the substrate surface, thereby hindering the coating nucleation at the areas of poor cleaning.

This may also be true to explain the pathogenicity of 1918 virus which its NS1 gene has suggested to block the IFN-stimulated gene expression during later stage of infection [34].

The methylation of lysine residues has been suggested to block their ubiquitination, leading to a longer protein half-life [ 52].

Recently the PKG substrate, IRAG, has been identified in myocytes and suggested to block IP3R activation [48,49].

Gossypol, as a lipophilic compound, interacts with cellular membranes and forms bonds with the amine groups of proteins via Schiff's base formation; cross-linking of membrane proteins has been suggested to block cell-to-cell communication [ 34].

In conclusion, although X-RARA fusion proteins have been suggested to act by blocking retinoid-dependent transcriptional programs required for myeloid maturation, we observed a surprising paucity of natural retinoids capable of transactivating Gal4-RARA in primary mouse bone marrow cells in vivo.

The potential for cis-interactions (intramolecular interactions), with glycoclusters serving as molecular rulers, is suggested to help designing selective blocking reagents.

Besides engineering the hole injection layer, alternative p-EBLs have also been suggested to reduce the hole blocking effect, e.g., inserting a thin AlGaN layer with a lower Al composition [18].

The fact that no ER fission was seen when the NMDA receptor was blocked suggested to us that influx of calcium could be important for triggering ER fission.

However, treatment of cells with low concentrations of taxol (10 n M) has been suggested to induce a mitotic block by suppressing microtubule dynamics rather than by altering the microtubule polymer mass or inducing bundle formation (Jordan et al, 1993).