Sentence examples for time to abrogation from inspiring English sources

The median time to abrogation of seizure activity was shorter (p < 0.001) in the valproate (5 min) than in the diazepam group (17 min).

We show here for the first time that severe hypoxia induces complete antifolate resistance due to abrogation of antifolate-induced DNA damage and cell cycle arrest.

A new "principle" — that the solemn obligations of the United States are subject to abrogation without notice by congressional ideologues — has become ever more entrenched.

The inhibition of VEGFR2 phosphorylation suggests that Au(FeCo) directly binds to VEGF165 and inhibits its function, leading to abrogation of receptor phosphorylation.

We speculate this is due to abrogation of p53-dependent p21 induction, which leads to elimination of anti-apoptotic function of p21.

There is a key danger here though: critics rightly point out that this model can lead to abrogation of civil liberties (as is alleged in Ethiopia and Rwanda).

The mutations in AML led to abrogation of the E3 activity leading to prolonged RTK activation.

Oppenheimer has also identified that injury to adjacent right circuminsular cortex have led to abrogation of inhibition.

We conclude from these experiments that glycolysis is increased in response to abrogation of complex IV function through CoVa RNAi.

Our study shows for the first time that abrogation of TGFβ signaling results in enhanced cytosolic localization of survivin and XIAP proteins which are associated with enhanced cell survival capability and eventual metastasis in the FET colon cancer cell model.

To semiproficiency, to plainness, maybe even to the abrogation of pleasure.