Sentence examples for increased suppression of from inspiring English sources
Patients with major depression (MDD) show increased suppression of negative emotions.
When the metal mesh had a smaller aperture, there was an increased suppression of the flame propagation.
This week's meeting between U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry makes no mention of democratic provisions, human rights abuses and the increased suppression of civil society.
Together, the data presented in this study identify that postmitotic myotubes have increased suppression of their apoptotic pathway relative to their mitotic precursors.
Taken together, these data suggest that increased Foxp3 protein levels by SIRT1 inhibition also results in increased suppression of multiple Foxp3 transcriptional targets in iTreg.
This increased suppression of free VEGF levels was associated with higher measured serum concentrations of bevacizumab following the third dose.
In order to relieve domestic pressure, the Turkish government is likely to increase suppression of opposition groups.
A gas cushion of low particle concentration appeared below the louver baffle, and its height increased with increasing superficial gas velocity, indicating increasing suppression of solids backmixing.
On the other hand, time spent in aggression may increase a female's fitness (and maintain or even increase suppression of host populations) if intraspecific aggression enables the female to gain access to more hosts or prevents superparasitism.
Decisions that maximise parasitoid fitness are expected to increase suppression of host populations (Mills and Wajnberg 2008), but does this prediction hold when females engage in active defence of hosts?
The hypothesis that decisions that maximise parasitoid fitness should increase suppression of host populations (Mills and Wajnberg 2008) was given some support because the behavioural changes observed in the presence of competitors rendered the effect of competition neutral from the host's perspective.
