Sentence examples for persistent repression from inspiring English sources

Former Tunisian dissidents described enduring brutal and persistent repression under President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, who held power from 1987 to 2011, Nugent said.

Therefore, exposure to clinorotation during the activation phase resulted in a persistent repression of oxidative burst.

These observations argued against the involvement of a transcriptional repressor in the persistent repression of CDCA7L in melanoma cells.

In support of persistent repression of HAST domain genes in BR-RF colonies, cells from BR-RF colonies behave similarly to BR-S cells.

Finally, multiple studies in children with septic shock have reported, and validated, early and persistent repression of adaptive immunity-related gene programs (for example, genes corresponding to the T cell receptor) [ 9, 11, 14, 15, 17, 32- 34].

Several studies in children with septic shock have documented early and persistent repression of gene programs directly related to zinc homeostasis, in combination with low serum zinc concentrations [ 9, 11, 17, 32, 34].

Together, the model has emerged that LHP1 binds to PcG target loci that have been trimethylated at H3K27 by PRC2 to establish persistent transcriptional repression.

In prion diseases, Giovanna Mallucci and colleagues have suggested that the toxic species may cause persistent translational repression of protein synthesis and concomitant synaptic failure and nerve cell loss.

A ruling class in a persistent state of repression is a very dangerous thing.

He waged a persistent battle against government repression.

Are outsiders or insiders, Westerners or Arabs primarily responsible for the persistent poverty, corruption and repression?