Sentence examples for suppressed according from inspiring English sources

A national psyche had been suppressed, according to those who foretold tales of a French triumph in Kiev on July 1.

It can be observed that three features (Nos. 19, 20, and 26) with higher mean correlation coefficients in the DET method are suppressed according to the new distance evaluation criteria β.

The SP cells might have the ability to differentiate MP cells and DNAJB8 mRNA is suppressed according to SP cell differentiation into MP cells.

Most of the time, intense negative emotions which had to be suppressed according to teachers emerged not from the classroom, but were triggered by out-of-classroom factors apparently inherent to the profession (e.g., high pressure, high workload).

We first investigate most significant molecular changes in urine in response to different albuminuria progression affecting hypertensive patients chronically RAS suppressed according to groups division detailed in methods section: C, N, dnHA, MHA (Tables  1, 2, Additional file 1: Tables S1 and S2).

It's a guidebook to the kinds of lore — how to tie knots, build a treehouse, make a bow and arrow — that boys today are in danger of forgetting (or that feminists have tried to suppress, according to Rush Limbaugh, one of the Igguldens' many fans).

One of the biggest fires in Colorado's recent history, the Waldo Canyon fire, burned near Colorado Springs in 2012 for 17 days and cost over $16.6 million to suppress, according to the National Wildfire Coordinating Group, a multiagency organization that helps coordinate wildfire suppression operations.

Therefore, a novel transformer excitation impedance switching (EIS) control method, is proposed for fault current suppressing, according to the impedance characteristics of TCPST.

The following sections organize ART modifications in patients with stably suppressed virus according to the ARV class of a drug that requires discontinuation and the ARV class of its replacement drug.

Calling secession a rebellion enabled the government to put into motion the constitutional machinery of war to "suppress Insurrections," according to the Constitution's Article I, Section 8. Article I, Section 9 allowed the suspension of habeas corpus "in Cases of Rebellion".

A poorly understood hepatitis virus may suppress HIV, according to two papers in the 6 September issue of The New England Journal of Medicine.