Sentence examples for repressive to from inspiring English sources

The regulatory domain of HSF1 is repressive to transcription under normal temperatures while stress not only overturns repression but leads to trans-activation considerably greater in magnitude than might be accounted for by reversal of repression [49], [50].

It also has historical parallels throughout societies that were repressive to groups for reasons of religion and race.

However, these traditional moral values have historically been very repressive to less powerful groups within societies: to women, the poor, immigrants and those who are perceived to not fit in.

BAF60a is required for the recruitment of the SWI/SNF chromatin-remodeling complexes to the proximal promoter regions of CAR and its target genes to facilitate an epigenetic transition from repressive to active states.

But many have chafed against the changes, saying Cuba's government was still too repressive to ease restrictions.

But opponents of the laws say other efforts, including congressional redistricting and limitations on early voting, are equally as repressive to minority voters.

Unable to implement Nagy's reforms, Kádár resorted to repressive measures to curb the revolt.

Egypt has gone from repressive autocracy to revolt to democratic elections back to repressive autocracy.

The repressive reaction to 'Glad to be Gay' helped highlight the homophobia Tom was singing against.

We are at risk of enabling dictators to use repressive tactics to silence free speech everywhere".

Others chose to risk their careers, and their lives, to defy official protocols and repressive laws to rescue Jews.