Sentence examples for repression imposed by from inspiring English sources

For weeks, monks had been marching in the cities throughout the country to protest the economic hardship and repression imposed by the ruling military junta.

He undoubtedly suffered from the censorship and repression imposed by the Metternich regime, but it is probable that his unhappiness originated principally in an inability to resolve his own difficulties of character.

Therefore we propose that the threshold level of Rot (and SarS) is required to relieve the repression imposed by SarA, and that the ClpX dependent expression of Rot is required to exceed this threshold level.

This suggests that oxidative toxicity of tBHP is due to subdued Nrf2 functionality brought about by lifting the repression imposed by Akt(Ser473 -GSK3 Ser473 -GSK3 on Fyn kinase activation.

Importantly, miR-199a-5p miR-199a-5p miR-199a-5pe E-cadherinhibitionion imposed by ectopic SRF expression, indicabrogatedtheiR-199a-5p is a critical mediator of SRF's negative impact on E-cadherepressionsimposed

Obviously, the repression imposed on YAP by VGLL4 must be circumvented.

China has been able to amass a lot of cash that it is using to buy strategic assets around the world, the authors write, "ultimately" through the use of Chinese savers' deposits in a financially repressed economy (the financial repression is imposed by the state).

Their histone signature is referred to as bivalent as it includes modifications associated both with repression (H3K27me3) imposed by the polycomb group proteins (PcG), and activation (H3K4me3) encoded by the Set/MLL histone methyltransferase, the mammalian homologue of the trithorax group proteins (trxG) [ 1- 6].

First, he believes that "the human spirit will rise up" and overcome the repression and assimilation imposed by the Chinese authorities in Tibet.

Mutations that hyperactivate PKA signaling confer resistance to rapamycin and suppress the repression of RP genes imposed by rapamycin.

1923-1925: Afthe the anarchists Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman are deported from the U.S. to Russia, both denounce the repression and violence they witness imposed by the Bolsheviks on the people--Goldman with her 1923 book, My Disillusionment in Russia and Berkman in 1925 with The Bolshevik Myth.