The phrase "a repression of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing psychological, social, or political suppression or control.
Example: "The study focused on a repression of the individual's true emotions, leading to various mental health issues."
Alternatives: "a suppression of the" or "an inhibition of the".
Setdb2 expression was higher in the brains of IAE model mice, and the H3K9 methylation by Setdb2 induced a repression of the Caveolin-1.
It is a response, he argues convincingly, to symbolic and latent violence inflicted on the lower rungs of Saudi society over several generations, a repression of the spirit that has not been just social, political and religious, but economic and spatial as well.Riyadh, a city now 50 miles (80km) across and home to 5m people, was a compact town of only 300,000 as recently as 1970.
In fact, a previous transcriptomic study investigating toluene stress in P. putida KT2440 reported a repression of the motility/chemotaxis and pilus/flagellum-related genes as a result of aromatic toxicity (Domínguez-Cuevas et al. 2006).
To pretend that those experiences are no longer relevant is a repression of the past.
So to say, "Let's move on and become a new city" is also a repression of the past.
In liver cells chemically induced to form tumors, p38alpha negatively regulated tumor proliferation via a repression of the JNK-c-Jun pathway [24].
Though he never exactly spells it out, the melancholy supposition arises that a repression of musical potential is the price we pay for our powers of ratiocination.
The underlying cause of the syndrome is proposed as a repression of emotions which may lead in the long term to dysfunctions in body and mind.
Along these lines we show a repression of activity owing to methylation of the GRAF promoter.
In this case TRY or CPC repress their own expression without a transcriptional repression of the activators.
Cotransfection of β-cateninΔN with AmphiVent2mut-luc (like AmphiVent2-luc, see above) resulted in a modest repression of the reporter gene suggesting an indirect type of regulation.
