Sentence examples for patterns of suppression from inspiring English sources

First, ULS1 and SLX5 displayed opposite patterns of suppression of mot1-301; stronglyrongly suppressed mot1-301, buls1Δs1Δ had no effect on mot1-301, and conversely, overexpression of ULS1 suppressed mot1-301, but overexpression of SLX5, SLX8, or SLX5 and SLX8 did not.

Thus, ULS1 and SLX5 displayed opposing patterns of suppression.

We have demonstrated a possible role for cytokine genes TNF and IFNG in the CRC progression, with specific patterns of suppression noted in stage 4 and recurrent CRC.

What further experiment might you undertake to test the hypothesis that differences in tissue specificity of RNAi might account for the patterns of suppression seen in figure 4 in the accompanying article?

The patterns of suppression of the cryptic transcription phenotypes by the two Spt16 mutants were found to be generally similar for H4-R36A and H3-L61W cells, with the notable exception of the Spt16-790 mutant, which under conditions of high transcription strongly suppresses the cryptic initiation phenotype of H4-R36A cells but only modestly suppresses the same defect in H3-L61W cells.

There are, of course, racial groups in other parts of Africa and elsewhere which will recognise the same pattern of suppression.

His experience is part of a pattern of suppression across Paraguay, says Francisco Benítez from Codehupy, an umbrella organisation of human rights groups.

However, we are worried that the removal of our company's Facebook page may be part of a pattern of suppression against the distribution and promotion of academic research and books related to the current Turkish administration and their ongoing war with Kurdish separatists".

I cited "a pattern of suppression which now has justified [U.S. actions] in Venezuela... in Colombia...in Peru".

During the past ten years we have seen emerge a pattern of suppression which now has justified the presence of U.S. military "advisors" in Venezuela.

We are learning that when we manipulate emotions too much with conscious cognitive control, either through cultural training or an individual pattern of suppression, we set up unhealthy patterns in the brain.