Sentence examples for stifle this effect from inspiring English sources

Negative regulation by Mpt5 could stifle this effect and stabilize the 'off' state.

Everything in the drugs world tries to stifle this conversation.

"It is therefore wrong for the UK government to try to stifle this," she said.

Today this reputation lingers, with stifling effect.

The stifled, largely silencing effect of the Grand Coalition parties lasted for much of six months.

This in effect stifles the development of newer testing methods.

In theory, the purchasing power of urban wages increased, but this expansionary effect was stifled by the drastic contraction of agricultural demand for urban commodities (Gatti et al. 2012).

Since governors are somewhat constrained in changing the appointment during the term, we would expect this learning effect to be stifled in the first term and more prominent in later terms.

One just knows the eventual result of Rob's weekend with Caroline, his mother's climbing expedition with Guy and his encounter with Eve (whom he eventually marries), and the sexual determinism can often stifle the otherwise bracing effect of nature's clean air.

A large amount of self-reference (JPod, his last book, was full of people talking about Douglas Coupland novels; the new one, The Gum Thief, has sly nods back to Generation X) adds to the stifling, mirror-on-mirror effect.

But it's not clear how the stifling of this receptor protects neurons.