Sentence examples for suppressed taking from inspiring English sources

Its clearance was also suppressed, taking ~ 4 min to decline to 50%% of its maximum as opposed to ~1 min without FXa*.

SMV model checker verified that, all cells cannot reach "Apoptosis" state and the tumor suppressor P53's expression is suppressed (taking a value of 0); while the property b) is falsified (a counterexample trace is provided by SMV).

The zazous, tolerated and then suppressed, took what until the war had been a largely highbrow enthusiasm and turned it into a form of popular protest.

Everything he was suppressing took over his subconscious.

Furthermore, the above average national cereal prices, 12percentt higher in May 2009 relative to last year's prices, is likely to have suppressed demand – taking into consideration that cereal expenditures account for approximately 50percentt of a households' food budget – contributing to maintaining price levels, but leading to consumption losses either in quantity and/or quality of food.

If you're not well, pregnant, or immuno-suppressed, taking these extra precautions is probably very sensible.

Dogs are very susceptible to getting ringworm, especially if they are puppies, immuno-suppressed, taking corticosterioids, infested with fleas or mites, have a genetic proclivity or they are in a place with many dogs.[2].

Round two came in the Daily Telegraph when Coe, with barely suppressed fury, took apart the reputation, records and personality of his former team mate.

However, the Soviet poet Andrei Bitov conceded, "there can't be any guarantee" that the Soviet PEN chapters would not be suppressed or taken over by authorities.

But the government's scientific bureaucracy, where public affairs officials and scientists as recently as last year complained that findings pointing to climate dangers were being suppressed, has taken time to catch up.

Proscriptions against theft, fraud, perjury, and assault are intended to suppress advantage taking in situations in which one person is able to act invisibly, or is better armed, or has more information than another, or has some other source of leverage.