"degree of suppression" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the extent to which something is being suppressed or repressed. You can use this phrase when describing a situation where something is being kept hidden, controlled, or restrained to a certain degree. For example: "The government's degree of suppression towards freedom of speech has caused widespread protests."
Indeed, out of 63 insertions mapped to testis-specific loci, 14 (22.2%) demonstrate some degree of suppression, which is 2.1 fold higher than the proportion of suppressed insertions in non-testis specific loci: out of 2167 insertions mapped to other genes only 232 (10.7%) show any kind of suppression (P < 0.014, chi[ 2] = 6.0).
Some development and morphogenesis processes were suppressed by RDV infection, but the degree of suppression was not correlated well with the RDV concentration.
Hypo-glycosylated ICAM-2 suppressed anchorage-independent growth, but the degree of suppression was less than that induced by ICAM-2 WT.
IFN α2b control also suppressed the expression of HBV core protein, but the degree of suppression less than the same dose of IFN-CSP.
Figure 5 "Degree of suppression" (% of area) versus distance from the center of the illumination for the sample in Fig. 1.
The degree of suppression for most compounds increased in the wastewater matrix (250 mL) compared to the surface water (1000 mL) and ultrapure water (1000 mL) spikes even though less volume of the sample was extracted.
The quantitative expression of RAGE from the scans correlated with the degree of suppression of angiogenesis measured from lectin staining on immunohistological sections of the ischemic and non-ischemic limbs.
Thegrey areas indicate a fit based on the average degree of suppression and standard deviation values, for all points below and above a distance of 850 μm, differentiating the regimes with ESE and no significant ESE, respectively.
The growth rates of the resulting transformants were retarded in response to the degree of suppression, indicating that Fv-ada plays an important role in the mycelial growth of F. velutipes.
Furthermore, we controlled the average size of complex PCR products over a wide range, and simultaneously amplified targets from 0.25 to 10 kb by regulating the degree of suppression in a single-primer PCR.
And while we are engaged in this sweeping surveillance program, the press is suffering an unusual degree of suppression.
