Sentence examples for more profound suppressing from inspiring English sources
Whereas cell numbers were reduced to levels obtained in cultures not treated with pyruvate, the effect of NaN3 on osteoclast size was more profound, suppressing cell size to significantly lower levels.
The omalizumab dosing table aims to suppress free IgE to < 25 ng/mL (i.e. 10.4 IU/mL) 13 with doses based on body weight and IgE levels 4, 5. Correlations between free IgE and asthma symptom control in controlled clinical studies suggest that a more profound suppression of free IgE may translate to better asthma clinical outcomes 14.
As with the mitochondrial aggregation, the failure of parkin to suppress the pink1 phenotype was more profound in the ref(2 P od3 than in the ref(2 P od2 mutant background.
Strauss's attention to esotericism is rooted in a philosophical interest in "a golden mean which is neither a compromise nor a synthesis, which is hence not based on the two opposed positions, but which suppresses them both, uproots them by a prior, more profound question, by raising a fundamental problem, the work of a truly critical philosophy" (RPSMF, p. 4).
Both alleles were able to partially, but consistently, suppress the mutant AR-mediated rough eye phenotypes, although the nmo adk2 line showed a more profound rescue than nmo adk1.
The impact is more profound.
Others want to make more profound changes.
Einstein, however, realized something more profound.
Probably more profound, too.
This sense is even more profound today.
