Sentence examples for has successfully suppressed a from inspiring English sources

Any notion that the Muslim community has successfully suppressed a TV programme examining the origins of Islam feeds tensions already present.

He antagonized the emirs; on September 18 , 1254 he killed a commander who had successfully suppressed an Arab rebellion in middle Egypt.

VLADIMIR PUTIN has successfully suppressed dissent, squeezed out opposition and clamped down on the media, but he has not been able to control global financial markets.

Together with other improvements, it could be concluded that the incorporation of barchip fibre has successfully suppressed the damaging effects that arise from the aggressive environments.

The statement proclaimed that the risk of transmission through sexual contact with a person living with HIV is estimated to be in the region of one in 100,000 provided that the person living with HIV has successfully suppressed the virus using ongoing antiretroviral medication.

For patients on therapy, and for their providers, viral load testing answers the vital question of whether ART has successfully suppressed their viremia.

It can be seen that the proposed method has successfully suppressed erroneous estimations around the metallic object (Fig.  6b).

The extended lag phases strongly suggest that the extract has successfully suppressed the cells and exerted fungistatic effect on the candidal species.

Exophagic and zoophagic vectors can therefore comprise an increasingly important fraction of residual transmission in settings where high demographic coverage of LLIN or IRS has successfully suppressed predominant species that primarily feed indoors upon humans [ 5– 11].

TEHRAN — Having successfully suppressed the opposition uprising that followed last summer's disputed presidential election, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and his supporters are now renewing their efforts to marginalize another rival group — Iran's traditional conservatives.

Numerous vectors have been engineered for the sole purpose of killing cancer cells, and some have successfully suppressed malignant tumours.