Sentence examples for as a suppressive from inspiring English sources

To date, siRNA has been used as a suppressive biomolecule in different tissues, such as nervous tissue, bone, cartilage, heart, kidney, and liver.

So while largely perceived from a Western perspective as a suppressive mask designed to conceal a woman's facial features, I have to admit the niqab was my shield.

Threatened by the long arm of the Scientology law, regarded as a "Suppressive Person", and abandoned by long-time friends within the organization, she forged ahead and regained control of her life.

He is upset when he receives a letter from a Scientologist friend saying that he will "disconnect" from Smith, describing him as a "suppressive person".

While active in Scientology Beghe's relationship with Duchovny suffered, and Duchovny was referred to as a "Suppressive Person", someone believed to be working against the Church of Scientology and not to be associated with.

miR-34a was consistently reported as a suppressive miRNA in many malignancies [37].

Current research is investigating the possibility to interfere with the function of these cells, and the finding that a natural endogenous compound such as anandamide exerts a suppressive – but not cytotoxic – effect also on cells with a central role in the induction of autoimmunity, represents a promising beginning for a new avenue of research.

As dapsone shows a suppressive effect on seizure disorders [ 103] and inhibits the growth of glioblastoma, it is discussed that these effects might be mediated by an inhibitory effect on IL-8 via targeting neutrophils [ 85].

Problematic with this sort of assay is the capacity for IL2R+ cells to passively bind, remove and degrade IL2, which then appears as if there is a suppressive activity, since proliferation is driven by IL2 [2], [3], [3].

Classical decapitation experiments revealed apical dominance in mosses and showed that as in flowering plants, a suppressive role of the apex on lateral branching acts via auxin and can be antagonized by cytokinin (von Maltzahn, 1959).

This proliferation limit is important as a tumor suppressive mechanism, but also contributes to the degenerative conditions associated with cellular aging.