Sentence examples for need to dampen from inspiring English sources

In the past, the Scot has spoken of the need to dampen down expectations back home in football-mad Uganda.

They, like him, emphasized the need to accept the inevitable in human life, the need to dampen one's desires to achieve tranquillity in the face of the inevitable, and to identify with the world that makes acceptance and dampening of desires possible (Nussbaum, 1994).

It has been speculated that the bias towards high IL-10 production may reflect the need to dampen potentially over-exuberant responses to the numerous new antigens to which an infant is exposed in early life [51].

Proof-of-principle experiments exploring cell competition and compensatory proliferation in D. melanogaster larval development suggest a dual role for apoptosis during early tumorigenesis with the need to dampen intrinsic pro-apoptotic signals to promote tumor cell survival on one hand, and the benefit from the death of surrounding cells on the other hand.

Second, comparison of the gene expression profiles of endemic (EBV-positive) and sporadic (generally EBV-negative) BLs revealed increased activity in the NF-κB pathway, among several others, in the former, raising the possibility for the need to dampen PRDM1 activity to prevent NF-κB-induced terminal differentiation in a subset of BLs.

Depending on the length of the note, you'll need to dampen (or stop) the ringing tone.

Risk management needs to dampen these biological waves, not amplify them.

On one hand a short time is needed to dampen the mRNA levels of the target gene and the TF following the onset of miRNA.

Since atg2 mutants are autophagy deficient, NPR1 must be needed to dampen autophagy-independent types of HR cell death because cell death in atg5 npr1 and atg2 npr1 double mutants exceeds cell death in atg5 and atg2 single mutants (Fig. 1A and B).

"We wouldn't want to dampen his appetite".

"We don't want to dampen genuine enthusiasm and excitement".