Sentence examples for between suppression from inspiring English sources
After a few seconds, the previously suppressed image will become dominant and then continue to cycle between suppression and dominance in a quasi-regular fashion [1], [2].
A significant dose-response effect was observed between suppression of ACF formation and dietary RS amount.
(Clearly baffled by the movement, the government has veered between suppression and a highly orchestrated campaign to make itself appear more Islamic than the Islamic activists).
The hippocampal seed was separately defined as a 4-mm sphere centered at the local peak of corresponding clusters showing significant interaction effects between Suppression and Time in the univariate GLM analysis.
One of the necessary tasks of growing up is learning to cope with one's sexual arousal and to achieve some balance between suppression, which can be injurious, and free expression, which can lead to social difficulties.
(a) Sagittal view of significant clusters in the left hippocampus (MNI, peak at −33, −33 and −6), and (b) Coronal view of significant clusters in the left (MNI, peak at −24, 0 and −12) and right amygdala (MNI, peak at 21, 0 and −12) showing interaction effects between Suppression and Time (T_30 min—NT_30 min>T_24 h—NT_24 h).
Management of pain involves a balance between inhibition and suppression of pain and minimization of untoward side effects.
For single interrelation comparisons we found, in line with the networks without the general distress variable, that only the interrelation between expressive suppression and friendship support differed significantly between the two networks (E = 0.20, N permutations = 5000, corrected p < 0.001).
In other words, the correlation is not between political freedom and economic performance, but between political suppression and risk.
Therefore, we sought to evaluate an association between acid suppression medications and CDI in children.
Multiple studies have confirmed associations between acid suppression medication and Clostridium difficile infections (CDIs) in adults.
