Sentence examples for persistent silencing from inspiring English sources

This persistent silencing allows detailed molecular genetic analysis on how information is transmitted between generations and whether TEI may enable organisms to adapt to environmental change.

Thinking about this in combination with International Women's Day reveals the ties that continue to bind them together: both movements are constituted by workers who have endured persistent silencing, dismissal, and disenfranchisement.

These plastic changes, in turn, may be based on a more efficient bursting activity of selected synapses together with persistent silencing of other synapses.

We believe that this gradient in fluorescence intensity under reactivation conditions is a reflection of partial reactivation of the Xi-linked reporter transgenes that is different in each cell, likely owing to incomplete demethylation of the reporters and the interaction with persistent silencing chromatin marks.

Primary naïve murine CD4+ lymphocytes transduced with EZH2β did not express FOXP3 upon stimulation when compared with cells transduced with empty vector, indicating that recruitment of EZH2 to the FOXP3 core promoter results in specific and persistent silencing of FOXP3 expression.

All because I had mentioned, in passing, the persistent silence of my room.

The real drama today is that the persistent silence of the state is augmented by the ignorance and the indifference of the younger generations.

It is an extraordinary fact of Indonesian political life that her popularity has only swelled since that day despite her determinedly low profile and persistent silences.

While no doubt in conversation with this constellation of critics, Nixon aims to correct what he sees as a still persistent silence in ecocriticism regarding US foreign policy and its brutal environmental and social legacies.

Det Sgt Stuart Harkness told the High Court in Glasgow Mrs Sheridan's persistent silence and focus on a set of rosary beads during a police interview was a technique used by IRA terrorists.

And: We didn't want to go, we didn't want to kill them, but its persistent silence and outstretched arms horrified and comforted us at the same time… — 1983, photographer unknown, presumed dead.