Sentence examples for intensity of suppression from inspiring English sources

Our results clearly show that the pericentromeric constitutive heterochromatin of different chromosomes suppresses PEV and that the intensity of suppression is directly related to dosage rather than to any mappable heterochromatic element.

All our data clearly show that heterochromatic free duplications are able to suppress the variegation of all the tested rearrangements and that the intensity of suppression is directly related to the size of the duplications, regardless of the chromosomic origin of the heterochromatin.

The results show that the suppression of PEV is a general feature of any type of constitutive heterochromatin and that the intensity of suppression depends on its amount instead of some mappable factor on it.

Table 2 and Table 3 show that the X heterochromatin is also able to suppress the variegation of the white and brown genes, and that the intensity of suppression is directly related to heterochromatin dosage.

The results show that PEV suppression is a general feature of any type of constitutive heterochromatin, and that the intensity of suppression is related to its amount instead of some mappable heterochromatic factor.

Studies performed on three different genes undergoing PEV have shown that the intensity of suppression is related to the amount of Y heterochromatin present in the genome and does not depend on any mappable factor (Dimitri and Pisano 1989).

However, the intensity of this suppression and its clinical significance remain inconsistent and inadequately quantified.

One study noted an increased risk for nosocomial CDI as the intensity of acid suppression increased [ 4].

The temperature treatment of the SiO2 C powders results in the strong rise of the PL intensity and suppression of the Raman features.

It is worth of noticing that the degree of chloramphenicol resistance (amber suppression at position 112 of chloramphenicol acetyl transferase) does not correlate very well with the intensity of GFP fluorescence (amber suppression at position 149 of GFP).

Similarly, the relative fire potential indicators from the FWI system (Fig. 2) are used by fire managers as general indicators of fire growth and fire intensity potential as well as difficulty of suppression for a general region.