Sentence examples for if not suppressed from inspiring English sources

The early black presence in Britain was not so much forgotten as suppressed – well, if not suppressed then at least untold.

The study also suggests that immediate treatment with antiviral drugs is crucial, because the virus reproduces so quickly that, if not suppressed within the first 48 hours, it tends to push victims into a rapid decline to death.

At a time when discussion of the Holocaust was often avoided if not suppressed and when The Diary of Anne Frank was read as a growing up story, Wiesel's Night (1960) spoke eloquently and succinctly about what happened in the concentration camps, especially Auschwitz.

If one looks into a mirror and fixates one of one's eyes and then fixates the other, one does not see the eyes moving; and it has been argued that, during an eye movement, vision is suppressed; if vision were not suppressed, moreover, it seems likely that the images of the external world would appear smeared during a movement.

Several effects greatly influence the surface quality of the final product and if these are not suppressed sufficiently by the mold level control system, than the production speed, hence the productivity has to be lowered.

By contrast, if distractors are not suppressed, the priming distractor should facilitate T2 report because the second target will benefit from its representation already being activated[14].

In colorectal cancer, at least, the high frequency of APC and other mutations that stabilise β-catenin might, therefore, be expected to lead to induction of these Wnt antagonists, including the sFRPs, if they were not suppressed by other mechanisms before the onset of tumorigenesis.

The observation that VEGF does not inhibit apoptosis if ceramide elevation is not suppressed (as upon exogenous ceramide addition), nor do anti-angiogenics sensitize if ceramide function is abrogated (as by treatment with anti-ceramide antibody), implies a fundamental role for a ceramide rheostat in radiation-induced endothelial apoptosis.

On the other hand, if HBV replication is not suppressed by hepatitis D (Fig. 2C,D), higher reductions in HBV infectivity are required to eradicate the viruses.

The particularly high densities of CG, ACG, and CCG as compared to all other mono- to trinucleotide repeat types in O. lucimarinus even raises the question whether CpG-rich repeats are simply favoured for unknown reasons, or whether they are prone to particularly high growth rates if their occurrence is not suppressed.

If the quadrature component is not suppressed, then a "capture effect" appears to occur, namely that the precession angle will not grow at a constant rate but is "captured" and shows periodic behaviour.