Sentence examples for net suppression from inspiring English sources

Of 838 genes, 272 were up-regulated and 566 were down-regulated, an indication that diabetes is associated with a net suppression of gene expression (Fig. 2).

These patterns suggest that some thalamic stimuli induce spike events in cortex, despite the net suppression of activity relative to pre-stimulation levels.

This results in a net suppression of the overall protein synthesis of hepatocytes during inflammation, as indicated from in vivo and in vitro experiments (Mackiewicz et al. 1988; Keller et al. 1985c; Gabay and Kushner 1999).

In mixed cultures of Treg and effector CD4 T cells, net Treg-mediated suppression reflects intrinsic suppressive potential of Tregs as well as effector cell suppressability.

Aqueous extracts of I'm-Yunity™ (PSP) induces cell cycle arrest and alterations in the expression of apoptogenic/anti-apoptotic and extracellular signaling regulatory proteins in human leukemia cells, the net result being suppression of proliferation and increase in apoptosis.

As whole-population coverage with nets and community-level suppression of transmission are now increasingly prioritized [ 5, 14, 15], the most important remaining question is how these goals can be attained and sustained with the growing but finite financial resources available to NMCPs in Africa [ 14, 15, 33].

The unlabeled model measures the net effect of glucose on suppression of glucose production and stimulation of glucose uptake.

Therefore, the efficacy of GC treatment in DMD patients is the net benefit of positive effects (suppression of inflammation) and negative effects (muscle catabolism).

Nevertheless, a net loss of proteoglycan and the suppression of beneficial IGF-1 effects may occur.

Inputs of oxygen and NO3– slow net CH3Hg supply either by the suppression of SO42– reduction or maintaining oxidizing conditions that allow for the formation of Fe and Mn oxides and the partitioning of Hg to these surfaces.

Joint beamforming and power control have been accepted as an efficient interference suppression technique in CR-Nets [16, 17].