Sentence examples for repressive strength from inspiring English sources

There also appears to be an association between repressive strength of uAUGs and miRNA target predictions.

In vivo tunability was achieved via an informed trial-and-error process: the wild-type L7Ae binding sequence was mutated with the intent of reducing the repressive strength of the interaction to varying degrees compared to the wild-type interaction.

When the input is maintained within a certain range, external modulation of particular repressive strengths allows switching between different steady-state protein levels.

Dissent was met with increasing repressive force.

In summary, our results indicate that mutual repression between hb and kni is conserved, but the strength of these repressive interactions differs considerably between M. abdita and D. melanogaster: we detect weaker inhibition of kni by hb and stronger inhibition of hb by kni.

As for Riefenstahl's film about the 1936 Berlin Olympics, "Olympia," it was secretly financed and sponsored by the Reich, and it played a key role in Goebbels's broader propaganda campaign, Mr. Bach notes, "to present the New Germany to the world in a positive light, deflecting attention from repressive racial policies by emphasizing Strength through Joy".

The struggle for human rights in China may seem like a lost cause given the cruelty of its government, the power of its economy, and the strength of its repressive machinery.

Each set included randomly chosen parameters setting the basal and maximal activity of each gene, the strength and cooperativity of repressive and activatory links, and first-order protein degradation rates (Figure 1 and Methods).

The three women, members of a punk-rock band who fell victim of the state's repressive machine, showed, in contrast, spiritual and moral strength.

Analyzing China, for example, the report balances that country's centralized planning and financial strength against countervailing factors such as its "endemic" corruption, repressive political structure, opaque legal system, and insistence that, in return for access to its vast market, foreign companies surrender proprietary intellectual property.

Within this strength, of course, resides China's chief flaw: erring on the repressive side of order over freedom to avoid fraying of the consensus.