Sentence examples for evident repression from inspiring English sources

Quantitative analyses did not detect evident repression of METC gene expression in RfBP− plants.

This dominant negative action of the K67M mutant is again evident as repression of expression of Cyclin E, a known c-MYC target gene, in RWPE1-K67M cells.

Unsurprisingly a recurring point was the political repression evident in Russia as the reign of Tsar Nicholas II grew increasingly unstable.

Many of the genes included in a SOM group showing evident induction or repression patterns were not detected as being differentially expressed according to the outliers searching method.

We show here using a reporter system in HeLa cells that let-7 triggers target mRNA deadenylation, which is evident before measureable translational repression and mRNA destabilisation.

This is evident, in part, by repression of the human HSF1 protein when it is expressed in S. cerevisiae via coiled-coil domain and HSF1 loop interactions.

The resistance to reform is evident in China's increasing repression and intolerance of analysis that contradicts the official view.

From our results, it is clearly evident that the expression and repression of cellulase and hemicellulase genes in A. terreus D34 varied with the type of growth carbon source.

The absence of robust Piwil2 expression in the placenta (Fig.  2A and B) could reflect the activity of the residual ∼40% methylation at this promoter, or the DNA methylation-independent component of Piwil2 repression that is evident upon differentiation of Dnmt3a −/− Dnmt3b −/− ES cells (17).

Her rejection by Richard in the last series knocked her confidence as an individual, and a quiet discomfort with conventional female attributes sees her inflicting a self-repression on herself evident in her strangely subdued and over-softened tone of voice.

The choice of sustained, violent repression has been most evident in Libya, Yemen and now Syria, where President Bashar al-Assad's forces have killed hundreds and his tanks have rolled into civilian neighborhoods.