Sentence examples for repressive influence from inspiring English sources

They found that the antibiotic exercised repressive influence on tuberculosis.

Pauline Kael thought "The Sound of Music" would probably be "the single most repressive influence on artistic freedom in movies for the next few years".

Even when Russia officially decriminalised homosexuality, the repressive influence of the church and state continued to put intolerable pressure on those in public life who were gay.

She was unshy about throwing her support behind rollicking mainstream entertainment (she was a fan of "Shampoo"), and her aversions sometimes cut against the grain of public taste (she hated almost everything by Fellini and Hitchcock, and once described "The Sound of Music" as "the single most repressive influence on artistic freedom in movies").

In A Portrait of the Artist, set in Dublin in the late 19th century, Dedalus rebels against what he sees as the pervasive repressive influence of the Roman Catholic Church and the parochial and provincial attitudes of his family and of Ireland itself.

By deletion of SWI5, its repressive influence on CLB4 is removed, resulting in increase of the expression level of CLB4.

This is suggestive of a model whereby genes situated in more heterochromatic environments can only be highly expressed if endowed with an intrinsic ability to resist repressive influences, while genes located in more euchromatic environments do not need such protective mechanisms [ 45].

For category A genes (repressive chromatin influence), TEs are inserted close to the TSS of a per se transcribed gene.

On the other hand, TEs act negatively on flanking genes if they are silenced transcriptionally as the "silencing character" spreads into flanking domains (repressive chromatin influence).

Hence, while serum stimulation induces MYC expression, which may alone lead to the activation of a gene, other serum activated pathways may lead to a repressive regulatory influences on that same gene.

In animals, miRNA is thought to have a repressive effect that influences protein expression, not the mRNA levels.