Sentence examples for net repression from inspiring English sources
In consequence, it has been proposed that if Sp3 replaces Sp1 on promoters containing two of more Sp sites, the transactivation effect of Sp3 would be weaker than that of Sp1, resulting in a net repression of the initial Sp1-mediated transactivation [53].
Group 1 and 3 genes are induced both by maternal undernutrition and by leptin treatment (compare USC/H and ALC/H to ASC/H), however the combination of both factors (compare ULC/H to ASC/H) causes either no induction of these genes (Group 3) or even a net repression (Group 1).
It is important to remember that the estimated protein synthesis rates always define the maximum rate of protein synthesis, namely, when expression from the empty DNA strand takes place, and not the net rate once repression is factored in.
The net result was more repression, with forced evictions, thousands of people cleared from the streets and all dissent silenced.
After a week-long Internet blackout intended to block all communication about the government's brutal political repression, Myanmar's Net users are regaining limited access to the outside world.
Reducing these biases substantially reduced the variance in the response for mRNAs without sites to the sRNA, which substantially enhanced the net signal for sRNA-mediated repression of site-containing mRNAs observed in individual arrays and all arrays in aggregate.
Group 4 and 5 genes are repressed by both factors acting alone, but show a reduced repression or even a net induction when both factors are present (opposite to groups 1 and 3).
In one hypothesis, miRNA themselves may be the targets of other miRNA and hence the increase of one miRNA may cause a net increase in gene expression because of its repression of another miRNA targeting the same genes.
Repression does not last".
Democracy theorist published The Net Delusion concluding social media can be used for repression more effectively than liberation.
Most countries that heavily censor the net deploy a mixture of technical countermeasures and more traditional authoritarian repression.
