Sentence examples for suppressed l from inspiring English sources

Once in care, patients may be: (i) off treatment (L C and A C ), (ii) receiving treatment yet not have achieved viral suppression (L T and A T ), or (iii) receiving treatment and virologically suppressed (L S and A S ).

This diurnal variation in atmospheric stability over land surfaces has important implications for urban air pollution; ventilation of cities tends to be suppressed at night and facilitated in the daytime ( problem 4. 4 ).

However, transcript accumulation of both PEP- and NEP- dependent genes(16S rRNA, 23S rRNA) and PEP-transcribed plastid genes (psbA, rbcL) were severely suppressed (Figure 7), suggesting that, in asl3 mutant, accumulation of transcripts for PEP components did not result in the formation of functional PEP due to the disruption of transcription/translation apparatus.

The upstream kinases MKK4 and MKK7 were likewise activated by UV radiation and suppressed by PLX4720 at 1 and 6 hr post-irradiation, confirming the importance of this mechanism of PLX4720-induced JNK signaling suppression in vivo.

Apparently, I had unleashed suppressed passions among the early morning tea drinkers.

In postmenopausal women, light at night suppressed serum melatonin level in higher degree then that in young cycling women.

At night, anxieties suppressed or repressed come swimming to the surface of consciousness: am I safe?

Considering the fact that melatonin is secreted only at night and suppressed by light and dopamine during the day, it is reasonable to suggest that the "rod clock" plays a major role in increasing melatonin release at night.

We gave dexamethasone 2 mg in the evening, which suppressed cortisol to 27 nmol/L.

"The hormone melatonin, which is secreted at night, can be suppressed by light," Dr. Rosenthal said.

Typical phyllosilicates band around 9.5 10 µm, well shaped both in montmorillonite and in serpentine spectra (Figs. 6, 7), appears strongly suppressed in Murchison measurements, whereas bands around 3 and 6.5 µm, characteristic of hydrated phases (Morlok et al. 2010), are still prominent.