Meanings of abolished after in English

DNase activity in the original seminal plasma was abolished after HFF co-incubation.

Palpitations and arrhythmias were abolished after radiofrequency ablation of the slow pathway.

AT induction and repolarization changes were abolished after atropine administration.

The releasing effect of thioperamide was abolished after inhibition of histamine synthesis by FMH.

In the untreated group, mucosal permeability to 51Cr-EDTA increased sixfold and water absorption was abolished after reperfusion.

The effect was completely abolished after physical separation of the two populations, which suggests that soluble factors were not involved.

In addition, development of AHR after allergen sensitization and airway challenges was effectively abolished after local STAT-1 decoy ODN treatment.

Burr moved to amend, and proposed to insert a provision, that slavery should be entirely abolished after a day specified.

The penal colony in the Andamans was abolished after the British recaptured the islands from Japanese occupation during World War II.

Lactate production was abolished after 25 min of reperfusion, while there was a small glucose extraction during the whole reperfusion period.

Suppose that only three thousand of these acts were abolished after proved injuries had been caused, which is a low estimate.

Morphine induced a significant up-regulation of supraspinal and spinal CaMKII activity in tolerant mice, which was abolished after the pretreatment or acute treatment with trifluoperazine.

Mr McGuigan said his position as regional manager in Munster was not abolished after August 30th, 1994, but filled by another manager.