Sentence examples for repressive for from inspiring English sources

When Ms. Castro's uncle, Fidel, ruled Cuba, the country was among the most repressive for gay people.

Furthermore, ATC application rescues osteogenic differentiation of hMSCs in culture conditions that are intrinsically repressive for hMSC osteogenesis (e.g., soft cell culture surfaces).

This is not hands-off military rule - it often feels repressive, for all General Prayuth's talk of restoring happiness to the people.

Different epigenetic marks define patterns of chromatin folding that are permissive or repressive for gene expression.

In this chromatin compartment, the compact chromatin, which is 'glued' by many silencing factors, creates an environment that is highly repressive for transcription.

Nucleosomes are generally repressive for transcription.

EZH2 also interacts with Dnmts, and another PRC2 protein, EED, interacts with HDAC1 and HDAC2 (3); both are necessary for a stable repressive state for PRC target gene promoters (6, 7).

Both Mr. McCullough and Mr. Ellis disapprove of the Sedition Act -- an easy call two centuries later -- but neither seems willing to hold Adams sufficiently responsible for signing what was the most repressive law for free speech in our history.

The regulatory regions enriched for macroH2A were depleted for active histone marks and enhancer activities, suggesting a repressive role for this element (cluster 1, Figure  3C).

Whether it's fleeing a repressive nation for this new place or simply out the back door for the garage -- that is real freedom".

The countries, which included Britain, France and Canada, endorsed a statement at a conference in The Hague saying that their goals included preventing "the misappropriation of technologies for repressive ends, inappropriate requests for personal data for political purposes, and illegitimate blocking of content".