The phrase "a suppressed state" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a condition or situation where something is being held back or restrained, often in a psychological or emotional context.
Example: "The patient was diagnosed with anxiety, which often led to a suppressed state of emotions that made it difficult for her to express herself."
Alternatives: "a repressed condition" or "an inhibited state".
Monocytes from neutropenic septic ARDS patients, however, showed baseline levels similar to control individuals, demonstrating a suppressed state.
Pigmentation in the kernel gown was immediately preset to a suppressed state; however the suppression on the kernel crown and cob glumes was not set until the subsequent generation.
Rather, the data suggest that hFIX-reactive B cells persist in a suppressed state, so that continuous suppression by Treg is required to prevent relapse of antibodies.
"There are so many places you can go where reefs, if not bouncing back, are at least holding their own in a suppressed state".
Even if initial local replication occurred, it likely did not persist in a suppressed state, because we did not detect it using three assays (detection of plasma viral RNA load, proviral DNA in PBMCs, and serum anti-SHIV antibodies) during extended follow-up (data not shown).
For example, mTOR-dependent phosphorylation of α4 (mammalian homolog of yeast Tap42) promotes the formation of an α4 PP2A complex that maintains the enzyme in a suppressed state.
S. Chopra, a well-known movie producer whose 28-year-old director son, Yash, is one of Hrithik's best friends, has been under guard for months and lives in a barely suppressed state of terror.
Recent insights in sepsis pathology have led to the view that not the initial hyperinflammatory state, but rather a profoundly suppressed state of the immune system, also called immunoparalysis, accounts for the majority of sepsis-related deaths.
During virus latency, the virus is present in a stably suppressed state.
Such drugs have been shown to induce a stably suppressed state of HSV infection that shows similarities to in vivo latency.
To analyze whether IFNalpha is able to induce such a stably suppressed state of alphaherpesvirus infection, we analyzed whether or not withdrawal of IFNalpha at 5dpi resulted in re-expression of late viral antigens in TG neurons.
