Sentence examples for effects of repression from inspiring English sources
For Freud, the character of Hamlet shows the terrifying effects of repression and inhibition of desire.
Several poems celebrate female strength and desire, or demonstrate the crippling effects of repression and control; others acknowledge, unsentimentally, Molloy's fear and dependence as well as her strength.
The effects of repression replace those of deprivation in this sequel to Dunmore's "The Siege," which was set during the long siege of Leningrad in the Second World War.
Set in Kilkenny in the 1950s, it portrays a society smothered in religious guilt and ignorance, where the distorting effects of repression can be seen in the sexual anxieties of a group of teenagers.
Consequently, Tcl1 seems to fractionate the effects of repression of Oct3/4, which causes both the slowdown of proliferation and the differentiation into trophoblast cells.
Second, we selected adults who have likely experienced the effects of repression from the time of the traumatic event to the time of the current experiment.
Next, we set out to assess the effect of repression of TXNIP in H1299 and SPC-A1 cells with pLenti-miR-411 compared with pLenti cells, and thus investigated the expression of TXNIP by western blotting, which was not surprisingly decreased in both H1299 and SPC-A1 cells.
The report said the U.N. Human Rights Council should consider setting up an international inquiry or truth commission to prevent the situation getting worse, although "the chilling effect of repression" and a "a climate of widespread terror" had already silenced many protesters.
This motif of regulation can do two things successfully even before the stabilising effect of repression sets in.
The effect of repression was not due to the difference of expression, since immunoblot analysis of lysates showed that expression levels of transfected were comparable in different conditions.
