Sentence examples for suppression I from inspiring English sources

We set our test matrix to include a draconian level of explosion suppression, i.e., passivation in future launches, and post-mission disposal decay time periods ranging from 100 years to 25 years.

Two contrasts, the overall activation (i.e., [1 1 1 1]) and the amplitude of neural repetition suppression (i.e., [3 −1 −1 −1]), were separately computed for massed learning and spaced learning.

Assays used to quantify viral load should be able to help differentiate patients with adequate viral suppression (i.e. those who are undetectable) from patients with low level viremia, who may be failing therapy.

Welfare concerns of arson fires, burning during "hot-fire" conditions and the conservation implications of fire suppression (i.e. removal of a potential contributing factor to natural population regulation) should be integrated into fire management strategies for conservation areas.

Full suppression (i.e. on plates and in liquid) was detected for three new dna(Ts) mutations mapping in the elongation factors DnaG (primase, dnaG20) and DnaC (helicase, dnaC14 and dnaC30) (Fig. 3A, red boxes and Fig. B D).

Therefore, the integration of the conservation implications of intense, hot-fire suppression (i.e. removal of a potential contributing factor to natural population regulation), the welfare concerns of arson fires and burning during "hot-fire" conditions into fire management strategies for conservation areas is important.

Here, we present the first evidence that AREG/EREG cross-suppression (i.e., the downregulation of a gene through the inhibition of a related gene) is a previously unrecognised phenomenon that can explain the tight co-expression of AREG and EREG and the tendency of AREG and EREG to be more highly expressed than other EGFR ligands to determine the efficacy of Ctx.

Optical observations, including a schlieren method, revealed that two distinct flame stabilization and suppression regimes, i.e., (I) rim-attached and (II) wake-stabilized, appeared as the mean air velocity was increased.

Measurements from the second ion source show a higher background of tungsten and a lower suppression factor, i.e. careful design of the ion source is crucial.

This causes variability in which modules are selected first when there is no suppression hierarchy (i.e. as in Figure 4B).

The available pre-suppression costs (i.e. equipment purchase costs) and known suppression costs were based on Wu et al. (2009) analysis.