Sentence examples for were overridden as from inspiring English sources

Mutations in two loci were overridden as problematic signals (see shaded 'PS' signals in Tables S4a b, discussed in Text S1).

For open access to the mass spectrometer inlet apertures, the exterior housing of the ESI sources were detached and interlocks were overridden as previously described.

A more recent study addressed the question implied by Zimbardo's findings: Can race be overridden as a visual cue of group membership?

Noting the May 2015 vote was not the first time the legislature had overridden a gubernatorial veto, Ricketts believed that his "political prestige and his authority as the governor was being challenged by legislature," Dunham said.  . "So he chose this issue, among the various times he'd be overridden, as the one on which he would make a personal stand and stake his political reputation".  .

According to the Myrtle Beach Sun, Johnson "said his numerous vetoes, only two of which were overridden, stemmed from his philosophy of looking at all things for their cost benefit ratio and his axe fell on Republicans as well as Democrats".

An instant later, the digital locks were overridden.

A leading hospital in Texas found that 99 percent of its alerts were overridden, he said.

The biologist's objections were overridden, but Jonasson still has the map that was published in a magazine.

Our study has some limitations, and it is difficult to explain why messages were overridden.

In the 6-month study period, DDI alerts on QT prolongation were overridden for 368 patients.

We also found that a small number of drugs were overridden repetitively over patients; this finding was limited to outpatients, and metformin or hydrochlorothiazide was the most commonly overridden drugs in other settings.