Sentence examples for definition of suppression from inspiring English sources

This demonstrates that previous findings of reduced memory following suppression in healthy individuals (Richards & Gross, 1999, 2000) can be replicated when adopting a broader definition of suppression that looks at inhibition of both externally expressed and internally experienced affect.

First, we adopted a broad definition of emotion suppression, asking individuals to down-regulate their emotion experience and expression by whatever means, potentially including detachment, expression suppression and other strategies.

However, viral load could not be used as the definition of virological suppression varied over the years according to the NHLS definitions.

Different definitions of the suppression ratio, however, have been reported to provide converging results (Haueisen et al. 1995).

Compared to other cohorts [ 5] where HIV RNA was undetectable in 48-79% of all patients a relatively high proportion of our patients (83% of women and 92% of men) had undetectable viral load after 1 year, though, different definitions of viral suppression make studies difficult to compare.

Gives examples of suppression of actual facts.

Hip-hop was an explosion of suppression.

Their recent history is one of suppression.

The arrest roused fears of suppression of the press.

It only sugarcoats the bad reality of suppression and control".

Its central theme is the silence of suppression.