Sentence examples for overcome repression from inspiring English sources
"I remain optimistic, but not utopian," that creative minds will find a way to use information for freedom and overcome repression.
Promoter-targeted duplex RNAs can overcome repression of LDLR expression by 25-hydroxycholesterol and do not interfere with activation of LDLR expression by lovastatin.
While appropriate media and over-expression of glyoxylate shunt enzymes helped overcome repression, two orthogonal expression systems were employed to address the expression and carbon distribution challenge.
An intriguing speculation, therefore, is that class 2 mutations do not result in sufficient HIF-2α activation to overcome repression of HIF-2α during embryogenesis, while class 1 mutations result in sufficient HIF-2α activation via attenuation of pVHL-mediated degradation to transactivate HIF-2α targets, such as Oct4, necessary for PPGL pathogenesis.
Even without a top ten hit, Alanis Morissette can take solace in the fact she inspired a generation of woman and gay men to express their anger, overcome repression, and be true to themselves.
If the decrease in CARM1 promoter interaction is functionally associated with the decrease in transcription due to iAs then over-expression could overcome repression and restore transcription.
Our data suggest that there is a competition between transcriptional activators and PcG repression and that certain types of activators may be better able to overcome PcG repression.
High levels of the floral promoters are somehow able to overcome floral repression and to activate flower development.
Use of expression systems to overcome carbon repression opens an avenue for exploiting cheap carbon sources for the production of recombinant enzymes.
First, he believes that "the human spirit will rise up" and overcome the repression and assimilation imposed by the Chinese authorities in Tibet.
The Russian legal system has attempted to overcome the repression practiced during the Soviet era by requiring public trials and guaranteeing a defense for the accused.
