Sentence examples for through overriding from inspiring English sources
In a mouse model, overexpression of MnSOD resulting in overproduction of H2O2, was found responsible for damaging the β-cells through overriding the limited hydrogen peroxide-inactivating capacity [46].
The combined data suggest that there might be a subgroup of ESCC patients with special characteristics whose malignant potential would be modified by CRT treatment through overriding of the G2/M check point followed by mitotic catastrophe.
Through overriding attention to the fate of their Palestinian brethren, Arabs -- whether consciously or not -- have sacrificed much-needed political, social and economic advancement in other domains.
They're already furious that Democrats, led by Reid, used budget reconciliation as a way to ram health care reform through Congress, overriding a GOP filibuster.
But as Mr. Bloomberg and Ms. Quinn were approaching the end of the line, they exploited the financial meltdown of 2008 to push through legislation overriding the people's expressed will.
Alabama, meanwhile, has executed twelve men in the past four years, three of them through override.
In thirty-one of the past thirty-two yeAlabamaabama's judges have condemned someone to death through override at least once.
According to a 2011 study by E.J.I., thirty per cent of the state's death sentences in 2008, an election year, were imposed through override, compared with seven per cent the previous year.
At times viewers may have felt lost in a blizzard of details, but certain overriding impressions came through.
Conflict-of-interest laws should be used to prevent them laundering state assets through dummy private-sector corporations.The overriding aim should be to transform state enterprises into private corporations, with transferable ownership shares, rather than, say, into co-operatives or firms self-managed by their workers.
He even suffered through the humiliation of the Legislature's overriding his vetoes because he believed that the budget had grown too large.
