Sentence examples for best suppressed from inspiring English sources

In a 2015 essay on Scully at Places Journal, Keith Eggener suggests that tears seem, today, a bit much: "Emotions are fine for talk shows or talk therapy, sometimes even the lecture hall, but in academic writing they are often viewed as inappropriate and best suppressed".

Strattice provided the greatest chemotaxis signaling and best suppressed apoptotic induction.

Such undesired oxidation is best suppressed at a low (frac{[Co]}{[OA]}) molar ratio and moderate injection temperatures.

In fact, it has been argued that the default mode of teleological thinking is, at best, suppressed rather than supplanted by introductory scientific education.

From each tomato and potato set, best suppressed plants were chosen for further breeding and analyses.

Such a lyrical urge is one Melnyczuk might best suppress, since it occasions stylistic lapses.

"They have a clear choice between continuing to pursue a largely military 'strategy' that can at best suppress some of the symptoms of the disease, or adopting the 80% politics approach … that offers the only real hope of tackling a disease that is, as Holbrooke knew so well, primarily political, social and economic in its origins".

That easier access gives new drugs a chance to make a clean sweep, while HIV drugs can at best suppress the virus.