The phrase "a large suppression of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing significant reductions or limitations imposed on something, such as information, rights, or activities.
Example: "The government implemented a large suppression of dissenting voices during the crisis."
Alternatives: "a significant curtailment of" or "a major restriction on".
Under the optimum tuning condition of the absorbers, it is proved analytically that the proposed absorber provides a larger suppression of resonant vibration amplitude of the primary system excited by ground motion than the traditional absorber.
Under optimum tuning condition, it is shown that the proposed absorber when compared with the traditional absorber, provides a larger suppression of the mean square vibrational motion of the primary system.
At all doses, prednisolone caused a larger suppression of salivary cortisol (approximately 20% after 2.5 mg, 30%to35%5% after 5 mg, and 70%to75%5% after 10 mg) than of plasma cortisol (approximately 5% after 2.5 mg, 10% after 5 mg, and 35% after 10 mg).
A post hoc paired t-test (2-tailed) showed a larger suppression of VOR response for the right caloric versus left caloric in left-cathodal condition (t(7) = −3.3, P = 0.013, Fig. 2B, C, D, E, and G).
For comparison a device with typical high photoinduced absorption demonstrating large suppression of absorption bleaching was shown and interpreted.
Patient values for bevacizumab showed large suppression of free VEGF as well, somewhat less than aflibercept, which was more pronounced after the third dose.
TRN stimulation induces an even larger suppression of thalamic activity.
Generally, larger suppression of side lobes corresponds to a larger bandwidth (B ), giving a reduced frequency resolution.
Among the six siRNA vectors against hnRNP A3 prepared, one (siRNA 6) designed to the region, nucleotide (nt) 113 through 132, of the hnRNP A3 gene (Genebank accession number: AB201711, nt 1 1636), reproducibly reduced the hnRNP A3 mRNA level by approximately 78% in 293T cells, the largest suppression of hnRNP A3 expression (Fig. 5A), and was used for the subsequent experiments.
We do not consistently see larger suppression of firing following cone stimulation compared to rod stimulation (indeed both rod and cone responses of Figure 1B show clear suppression, with the suppression of firing following rod stimulation lasting considerably longer than that following cone stimulation).
