Sentence examples for a pattern of suppression from inspiring English sources

His experience is part of a pattern of suppression across Paraguay, says Francisco Benítez from Codehupy, an umbrella organisation of human rights groups.

However, we are worried that the removal of our company's Facebook page may be part of a pattern of suppression against the distribution and promotion of academic research and books related to the current Turkish administration and their ongoing war with Kurdish separatists".

I cited "a pattern of suppression which now has justified [U.S. actions] in Venezuela... in Colombia...in Peru".

During the past ten years we have seen emerge a pattern of suppression which now has justified the presence of U.S. military "advisors" in Venezuela.

And when you take this out of its isolation chamber and put it in context -- a world where Republicans want voter identification and reduced early voting and stiffer registration laws -- it looks like a pattern of deliberate suppression, where some officials prune voter rolls with lists of minorities while others make it harder to vote altogether.

We also observed a pattern of cooperative suppression between the two dimensions of psychopathic traits and the difference in error rates between pain and no-pain conditions.

In contrast to the temporal activation of the general AP-1 and SP-1 pathways, the TNF pathway showed a pattern of temporal suppression across the post-exposure time points.

This is due to neurons in the perirhinal cortex, a brain area essential for object recognition memory, showing a pattern of repetition suppression effects that differ from those typically seen in studies examing the neural basis of unconditioned response habituation (Thompson and Spencer, 1966; Horn, 1967; Kandel, 1981).

Since RBP1 suppression resulted in a significant delay in mineralized nodule formation, we next determined whether bone marker gene expression followed a similar pattern of suppression.

The suppressors in the suaB and suaD loci had a restricted pattern of suppression and were semi-dominant to the wild-type suppressor allele, whereas mutations in suaC and suaD had a wider spectrum of suppression and were recessive or semi-dominant depending on the suppressible allele being studied.

We are learning that when we manipulate emotions too much with conscious cognitive control, either through cultural training or an individual pattern of suppression, we set up unhealthy patterns in the brain.