Sentence examples for based on suppression from inspiring English sources

This strategy was more effective and probably more cost effective than one based on suppression of exposure based on sealing and ventilation.

Their anonymization technique is based on suppression of the dangerous observations from each trajectory.

PTX belongs to the group of microtubule-stabilising agents and induces apoptosis and arrest of tumour cells in the radiosensitive G2/M phase of the cell cycle based on suppression of microtubule dynamics.

In this study, a strain-specific qPCR assay based on Suppression Subtractive Hybridisation (SSH) for identifying unique sequences, was developed to quantify the strain Bifidobacterium animalis BAN in broiler feed.

In this article, a theory based on suppression of the field-enhanced oxide dissolution at a wedge is suggested to explain the preparation of highly-ordered porous alumina with an interpore distance having 0.6 times the lattice constant of the master stamp.

This screen was based on suppression of the egg-laying defective (Egl) phenotype caused by the hypomorphic allele, lin-12(n676n930) [10]; the properties of this allele are described further below.

The present findings provide an explanation why a method solely based on gonadotropin suppression does not achieve uniform spermatogenic suppression.

While no data is presented on long-term suppression of intimal hyperplasia, there will likely be a positive impact based on early suppression of platelet binding.

Therefore, these results open the perspective of a therapy of the anaplastic thyroid carcinoma, one of the most aggressive tumours in mankind, based on the suppression of the UbcH10 synthesis and/or function.

We report changes in snake and lizard diversity and abundance following 25 years of Chaco forest restoration based on grazing suppression in Salta, Argentina.

The data suggest a transient mechanism based on the suppression of fuel adsorption onto bubble lamellae surfaces due to the oleophobicity of fluorocarbon surfactants, which is consistent with fuel solubility data.