He called Iran's government "the world's leading sponsor of terrorism" and accused it of imposing repression and economic hardship at home.
They took unconscionable advantage of their privileges, imposing repression on the bottom 90% of society.
In other words, social norms might impose female repression of sexual desire.
Set1 acts in a parallel pathway with the histone deacetylase (HDAC) Clr3 to impose transcriptional repression at these loci.
After being loaded into RNA Induced Silencing Complex RISCC) the miRNAs anneal to the complementary sites on target mRNAs to impose translational repression or/and cleavage of target mRNAs [ 2].
Movement to the nucleus itself is insufficient to impose Pol III repression, as Pol III remains fully active when the Maf1 exportin Msn5 is deleted, even though msn5Δ mutants have constitutively nuclear Maf1 (Towpik et al, 2008).
Morality is imposed through repression rather than through creating the conditions for a more transparent society, he said.
A mostly foreign ethnic Serb elite dominated, imposing a repression, unknown under previous Ottoman rulers.
This is thought to be part of a natural defence mechanism which safeguards the integrity of the genome during replication: on one hand by imposing transcriptional repression on large parts of mainly noncoding DNA, which may contain harmful sequences, and on the other hand allowing transcription of coding DNA through gene promoter hypomethylation [ 3].
The Comics Magazine Association of America was formed, and it imposed a code of standards of almost incredible restrictiveness — "an unprecedented (and never surpassed) monument of self-imposed repression and prudery," as Hajdu characterizes it.
The PcG proteins are present in all cells, but they impose long-term repression on different target genes in different lineages.
