Sentence examples for which blockaded from inspiring English sources

India, which blockaded landlocked Nepal a decade ago to punish it for buying weapons from the Chinese, have again recently accused Nepal of growing too close to China and also of allowing Pakistani agents to operate from its territory.

The JNA attacks on Dubronik and Zadar were supported by the Yugoslav Navy, which blockaded the coast on two more occasions.

In the current study, we prevented spontaneous differentiation by inhibition of TGF-β1-RI kinase with SD-208, which blockades intracellular signalling downstream of TGF-β-RI as shown in pulmonary Fb.

Ischemia is a condition in which blockade in blood flow leads to restricted oxygen and nutrient supply to a part of the body.

Study of M2 protein has provided a possible mechanism in which blockade of autophagolysosome formation is through the interaction of M2 protein to Beclin 1 [ 68, 69].

Proof-of-concept has come from several preclinical studies in which blockade of PD-1 or PD-L1 enhanced T-cell function and tumor cell lysis.

One potential setting in which blockade of the CXCL12 pathway may be more widely efficacious is in preventing or delaying metastasis.

To further understand the mechanism by which blockade of ghrelin receptor signaling improves insulin sensitivity under conditions of metabolic stress, we also performed a hyperinsulinemic-euglycemic clamp in GhrR KO mice fed a HFD and determined tissue glucose dynamics.

The pharmacokinetic properties of these ligands determine the optimal frequency at which blockade is strongest: slow dissociation rates promote use-dependent block at low frequencies, whereas fast off rates favour block at high frequencies.

This is in agreement with previous studies using systemic inflammatory models of arthritis in which blockade or absence of GM-CSF led to a reduced inflammatory response and fewer macrophages in the joint [ 8, 10].

Our findings in the dystrophic mouse model are reminiscent of murine experimental autoimmune encephalitis (EAE), in which blockade or genetic deletion of CCR2 also reduces inflammatory MO/MP accumulation and disease severity (Izikson et al, 2000; Mildner et al, 2009).