Sentence examples for because of repression of from inspiring English sources

While CreA represses transcription of amylolytic genes directly and indirectly because of repression of the amyR expression (Tani et al. 2001b), AmyR existing at the basal level does accumulate in the nuclei, ready to transactivate its targets.

These findings suggested that the overexpression of miR-223 correlates with the poor prognosis of ESCC, possibly because of repression of the function of the FBXW7 protein.

Since the pharmacokinetic properties of both saturated and monounsaturated FAs are not known to depend on BMI, it is likely that obese subjects may be particularly susceptible to the type of FA they consume, likely because of some degree of repression of CCK release.

The authors concluded that deficits in ETS activity could not be explained by decreased mitochondrial gene expression because of the overall absence of repression of mitochondrial genes.

"Inventiveness becomes even more crucial because of censorship, and because of the repression of opposing views systematically," Huda Lutfi, a Cairo-based visual artist, said.

Our results showed that SA-treatment promotes an antagonism between SA and auxin and between SA and ABA because the repression of characteristic genes of the auxin and ABA pathways was observed.

Street protests are scarce not because of fear of repression but because Ukraine is increasingly atomised.

Mr. Putin recalled the story of his mother having him baptized in secret after his birth in 1952 because of Soviet repression of the church.

As everybody knows the guy fought for this country and we now live in a totally different world to the clash between communism and fascism". The former deputy prime minister addressed the Mail's claim that Marxists such as Ralph Miliband deserved to be condemned because of the repression of the Soviet Union.

Once friendly with Syria's president, Bashar al-Assad, Turkey is now one of his most ardent opponents and has called on him to resign because of his repression of the uprising, which has left more than 9,000 people dead since March 2011.

Mr. Lavrov, whose country has long supported Mr. Assad, also suggested in his speech that Western countries opposed to Mr. Assad because of his repression of the democratic opposition were increasingly coming around to Russia's view that the greater danger in Syria lay in its growing attraction to jihadists.