Sentence examples for severely suppress from inspiring English sources
The segregation of CNTs can evoke the intensive tube tube interactions that can severely suppress Umklapp scattering.
It has been demonstrated that only cobalt acts as a promoter, with maximum effect at the same weight loading as Au, while the other additives have either no effect or severely suppress the AuTiO2 system.
Pretreated CSA and high lignin residue ash (HLRA) increased the early reactivity of cement paste when used as 20% replacement of cement in the system whereas unpretreated CSA was found to severely suppress the hydration reaction.
5 aEEG records with severely suppressed voltage or with burst suppression, continuous low voltage or flat trace patterns were classed as severely abnormal.
As we later found out that the activity of G12SD-1 could be severely suppressed in low pH conditions, several procedures in the selection scheme were modified, especially after the substrates were ligated to the DNAzymes.
Additionally, under these conditions the expression of several genes in branched chain amino acid pathway was severely suppressed indicating targeted gene inactivation.
As long as their cronies are assured of reliable access to lavish benefits, protest will be severely suppressed.
January 23 , 1830Paris, France July 8 , 1909Paris, France Gaston-Alexandre-Auguste, marquis de Galliffet, (born Jan . 23 , 1830Paris died July 8 , 1909 Paris) French military leader who severely suppressed revolts in the Paris Commune in 1871.
Two clusters, in cancer units at Duke University Medical Center in North Carolina and a hospital in Wales, were both among patients whose immune systems had been severely suppressed by cancer treatment; some had had their bone marrow, which produces infection-fighting white blood cells, wiped out so that replacement blood stem cells could be injected.
In contrast, as the emission wavelength is shorter than 400 nm, the emission is severely suppressed.
However, its activity was much more severely suppressed by exposure to moisture.
