But humans have very little regenerative capacity, probably because of an evolutionary trade-off: suppressing cell growth reduced the risk of cancer, enabling humans to live longer.
But if the judges believe that a conviction is unlikely anyway, being liberal to the prosecution removes the possibility that the Scottish courts will be blamed for having let the defendants get off by suppressing evidence.
Mr. Tarloff's lawyer, Bryan Konoski, is trying to have evidence — like the statements he made in the video and others he made off camera — suppressed.
When I told one I believed that the suit was unlikely to succeed, another called to ask me if the government was paying me off to suppress the news.
A schizophrenic patient who is having hallucinations might be encouraged to stop trying to fight them off or suppress them, for example, or to stop engaging with voices in his or her head, to test how strong such symptoms really are and how much control they exert over the subject's life.
Because Iran is generally a closed off and suppressed society, moments of open defiance tend to escalate quickly and widely, says Ali Akbar Mahdi, a Sociology professor at Ohio Wesleyan University and author of a number of books on Iran and the Middle East.
Importantly, depletion of Tregs can take the brake off of suppressed immune responses and result in a substantially potentiated antitumor immune response.
In the case of a leak immediately turn water back off and suppress flush handle to evacuate the rest of the water as the tank is not correctly installed.
Most long-term predictions for the neo-liberal model of capitalism see growth and equality as direct trade-offs: suppress inequality and you get low growth; tolerate it and you get higher growth.
In his speech, Mr. Huntsman seemed to hint at the recent clampdown by saying, "Cutting off dialogue and suppressing the news media do not help".
