Sentence examples for almost fully suppress from inspiring English sources

Clamp-measured insulin sensitivity provides an accurate estimate of whole-body insulin sensitivity, which is largely determined by skeletal muscle because the used insulin levels almost fully suppress endogenous glucose production (18).

This implies that the crosstalk is almost fully suppressed.

Comparatively, residual oscillation was almost fully suppressed in the proposed controller, while steady-state errors were almost suppressed, as shown in Fig. 9d.

As expected, the production of glucose-labeled MUFA was almost fully suppressed in H1299 cells with a block in SCD activity (Figure 4E, upper panel).

The heme c reduction phase was almost fully suppressed (we note that the residual cytochrome c reduction kinetics seen in the absence of any inhibitors must have come from the half of WBS BN containing the equivalent of H198N, as we also observed such residual activity in the H198N mutant) and there were no signs of any phases of heme b reduction or re-oxidation.

Furthermore, several clinical studies have shown that even when ARVs fully suppress HIV for years, viral levels almost always skyrocket within weeks of stopping treatment.

However, each inhibitor suppressed percentage of benign adenoma lesions and almost fully inhibited growth of adenocarcinoma lesions in the recipients which was consistent with a reduction in tumor vasculature.

It is also predicted that later in the evolution of the sex chromosomes, the accumulation of antagonistic genes (beneficial for males and deleterious for females) should gradually suppress recombination between X and Y, making the Y chromosome a fully or almost fully nonrecombining chromosome (Charlesworth et al. 2005).

In the complete absence of the channels, iridophores take over and almost fully fill the space normally occupied by alternating light and dark stripes, whereas melanophores are suppressed.

On the other hand, an almost fully folded conformation of G20T-duplexes allows for a 'self-protection' of the attractive DNA terminal sites, thus suppressing the formation of polydisperse linear aggregates and consequently accommodating a uniform layer structure.

Adichie, he adds "came almost fully made".