The phrase "a suppression in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing a decrease or reduction in something, often in fields like psychology, sociology, or data analysis.
Example: "The study revealed a suppression in the participants' emotional responses during the experiment."
Alternatives: "a reduction in" or "a decrease in".
Compared to pure Cu, Cu-on-Cu+ catalysts display a suppression in methane selectivity, which can be attributed to increased local pH.
VSMCs cultured alone on D-PHI scaffolds and exposed to MCP-1 (5 ng ml−1) or IL-6 (1 ng ml−1) for 7 days experienced a suppression in contractile marker expression (with MCP-1 or IL-6) and increased growth (with MCP-1) compared to no cytokine medium supplementation.
It is built upon the interference of the many randomly scattered waves, which at sufficiently large distances, collude to produce a suppression in the amplitude of propagation.
As far as the latter is concerned, we find that Au promotes the growth of ZnO NWs on Si 001), but it is not indispensible as such and in fact hindered the growth of ZnO NWs when we used > 10 nm Au/Si 001) at 550°C, most likely due to a suppression in the formation of Au NPs.
In response to the stimuli, animals exhibited a suppression in pulsation and a startle response.
By contrast, in response to metabolic deficit (and low ATP levels), KATP channels open, thereby driving a suppression in electrical activity [ 156].
This study compares the use of human menopausal gonadotropin (hMG) versus follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH), after gonadotropin-releasing hormone agonist (GnRH-a) suppression for in vitro fertilization.
Whether a suppression remedy applies in that setting remains an unresolved question.
Although our understanding of suppression is increasing [10], the exact relationship between cells in a suppression assay (both in vivo and in vitro) has not been completely understood.
"We are aware there is a suppression order in place by the court, and we respect that order," said Burke, the spokesman.
Other sections provide several remedies; criminal and civil sanctions are imposed by §§ 2511 and 2520, whereas § 2518(10)(a) accords a right to a suppression hearing in specified cases.
