(There's no such thing as an immature relationship, but repressed relationships are common at all ages).
GGEA significantly improves the detection of gene sets where measured positively or negatively correlated expression patterns coincide with directed inducing or repressing relationships between the respective pairs of genes.
GGEA significantly increases the detection of gene sets where measured positively or negatively correlated expression patterns coincide with directed inducing or repressing relationships, thus facilitating further interpretation of gene expression data.
He would simply have amped up to deafening volume the deeply repressed incestuous-lesbian relationship that is the story's true motor.
Britain has always had a totally-functional-and-not-at-all-weird-and-repressed relationship with television matchmaking shows.
Histone deacetylase 4 (HDAC4) is known to be recruited on NF-Y-dependent repressed promoters and a relationship between p53 and HDAC4 recruitment following DNA damage has also been noted (Basile et al., 2005).
"Eustace Chisholm and the Works," about the doomed relationship between a repressed gay man and one of the innocent Billy Budd figures that turn up frequently in Mr. Purdy's fiction, failed to find an audience.
"Boss-haters enter into any authority relationship with barely repressed cynicism and ingrained negativity toward 'the system.' And even though their reasons may be varied, from upbringing to personality to political bent, boss-haters are unified in their inability to see the value in any person above them in a hierarchy".
But then, in most cases, she simply moves on, unfazed, with the pathological sequence she has set up: disturbed mother-child relationship, double bind, repression, return of the repressed, depression, suicide.
She conveys the unwitting pain of others' comments, just sitting in an armchair, trying to maintain a brave face as their lives carry on around her. Rattigan clearly saw the problems, within personal relationships, caused by repressed emotions.
His impression of her as "rather too much of the grande dame... whose private life was a narrow one, who was cool and even abrasive in her outward relationships, and puritanically repressed within" was supplanted by "a picture of a woman hardly recognizable alongside the Edith Wharton of legend.
