Sentence examples for context of suppression from inspiring English sources
In this article, the context of suppression relates directly to your inner voice, or as I like to think of it, what's really in your heart -- the self.
Also, since our previous work implicated specific products of estrogen metabolism as a risk factor in PAH, comprehensive studies matching specific estrogen metabolites to specific receptors in the context of suppression of BMPR2 expression are warranted PAH [ 19, 41].
Thus, we examined the consequences of autophagy-lysosome inhibition in the context of Myc suppression inhibition on cancer cell survival (Fig. 6C) by assessing the effects of increasing dosage of Myc-I on cell viability in the absence or presence of Baf A1.
This problem is of considerable practical interest in the context of vibration suppression at boundaries of elastic structures.
Women were generally the subject of the writings of troubadours, however: "No other group of poets give women so exalted a definition within so tightly circumscribed a context of female suppression".
In empirical psychology behavioral emotional rebound effects have been described in the context of thought suppression [28] [31].
SNP-aCGH can distinguish AAA from the other two forms of 3n amplification (which would require parental information to be separated), and there may be a biological distinction; does a target gene within an AAA region function in the context of tumour suppression, or as an oncogene?
This allows the reappearance of HBV replication in a context of immune suppression [ 14].
In the context of ZEB suppression, binding of ZEB1 to the E-cadherin promoter was dependent on the activation of NF- κB in glioblastoma [ 61].
How does agronomic management influence soil community structure and function (e.g. in the context of disease suppression or symbiotic mutualists)?
It will be interesting to determine these genes normal roles in regulating courtship behaviors and how their expression is modified in the context of courtship suppression.
