Sentence examples for much suppression from inspiring English sources

"The most important development of the last 20 years is not so much suppression of the democratic movement but the opening up to China," said Thant Myint-U, a historian who wrote "The River of Lost Footsteps: Histories of Burma".

Today there is much suppression of unpleasant data going on inside investors' heads.

The objection that has been phrased is not so much suppression in general, but the suppression of analytes by other analytes.

In other words, it is unclear how much suppression of Bcl-2 is enough to induce significant apoptosis, or, indeed, if celecoxib has the capacity to downregulate Bcl-2.

As expected, the combination treatment (group 5 and 6) achieved a much significant suppression compared to the control group (P < 0.01; Fig. 4C).

By blending of PTMC including LA unit and mPEG segment, it indicated much more suppression of protein immobilization than that of PTMC including only LA unit.

This may explain much smaller suppression of fasting glucose levels in these long-living mutants, already characterized by maintaining low glucose levels.

This net effect is a result of the mild-to-moderate increase in responsiveness of ESO mice compared with ASO mice and the much greater suppression of response in EOO mice relative to AOO mice.

However, the combination of hmo1Δ and elg1Δ mutations leads to a much better suppression of the rad5Δ sensitivity than the one conferred by single mutations (Fig  3B), attesting to the individual roles of Elg1 and Hmo1 in error-free DDT regulation and indicating that the distinct modulatory actions of Elg1 and Hmo1 on the Rad5 pathway are potentially coordinated via their physical interaction.

The fully virulent strain (VOT) caused a much greater suppression than the avirulent (XXX) strain; in the latter case, prolonged infection resulted in lower overall rates than those seen with 3 h exposures, but the rates never dropped below control levels.

But that number, as John Cassidy has written, may be widening so much that voter suppression wouldn't have been enough to do the trick anyway.