Sentence examples for suppress creation from inspiring English sources

This mechanism presumably was able to effectively suppress creation of new genes via gene duplication.

Price caps may well suppress the creation of new supply.

Developers will now have to submit at least two screenshots of their app's user flow when they submit their apps for review, for example, and they can now suppress the creation of a News Feed story when they create a new event for a page.

Ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the sun produces free radicals that may initiate carcinogenesis through oxidative damage to DNA, and antioxidant nutrients, such as carotenoids and vitamins E and C, can neutralize the free radicals or even suppress their creation (Di Mascio et al, 1991; Frei, 1994).

It suppresses the creation of new businesses because, for many potential entrepreneurs, quitting a job means forgoing health insurance, a risk too big to take.

With the campaign heating up, the president appears reluctant to pursue environmental policies that could be characterized as suppressing job creation or keeping energy prices high.

President Obama's relations with the oil industry have suffered since the BP spill, with many executives accusing him of choking off domestic petroleum supplies and suppressing job creation.

Although Silicon Valley may be an entrepreneurial location overall, we provide the first evidence that the extremely tight labor market of the late 1990s, especially in hi-tech industries, may have suppressed business creation during this period.A tight labour market increases the return to being a salaried worker and reduces the return to becoming an owner.

However, if this was true, such compression would have suppressed the creation of graben — these ditches typically form when the crust stretches, not crinkles.

"Devil's always in the details but we believe that's a better approach to poverty than raising the minimum wage, because when you do that you start suppressing job creation,'' Huff said.

Together, these findings suggest that inside the skeletal muscles of CBA/SIV macaques there exists a molecular milieu that favors the breakdown of muscle protein and suppresses its creation, while promoting a local proinflammatory state that compromises muscle health, leading to wasting.