Sentence examples for in suppression that from inspiring English sources

Or they expend so much energy in containing an explosion (trembling in suppression) that they look as if they were having a stroke.

The latter would give a function that involved an initial steep increase in suppression that then plateaus; the opposite of the power function that best fitted the data.

This is explained by the observation that earlier combinations result in suppressions that reduce the number of necessary iterations for subsequent combinations.

It has also allowed the GOP to engage in gerrymandering and engage in voter suppression that has changed the outcome of congressional (and very possibly presidential) races.

The first relates to an improved understanding of the cellular functions of p27Kip1 in tumour suppression that are independent of its canonical role in CDK inhibition [ 33].

Recent studies have identified a number of potential mechanisms involved in Treg suppression that may prove useful for enhancement of suppression and/or Treg numbers including MYD88 signalling in dendritic cells, 20 the IL-33 ST2 IL-33 ST2on, 59 CD39 and CD73 sinteractionCTLA-4 and LAG-3.

In both animal models and humans, PD-1 has been implicated in the immune suppression that is often observed in malignancy and in chronic viral infections.

In response to the suppression that began in 1999, Falun Gong was driven underground, the organizational structure grew yet more informal within China, and the internet took precedence as a means of connecting practitioners.

Such an improvement was in consequence of the virologic suppression that occurs in approximately 70% of patients during the first regimen of HAART [ 4], thus making their immunologic reconstitution possible [ 1, 5].

The benefit of VE supplementation to pregnant and lactating ewes requires further research however it may have utility in blunting the immune suppression that occurs during the transition period.

Animal studies have found that arsenic in drinking water causes immune suppression that is suspected to affect the pulmonary defense system [ 23– 28].