"suppression ability" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it if you are attempting to describe someone's or something's ability to suppress certain emotions or urges. For example, "This student's ability to suppress her anxiety has been evident in her recent examination performance."
Part B requires subject to complete 10 sentences with a nonsense ending word (and suppress a sensible one), giving measures of response suppression ability and thinking time.
From the signal to clutter ratio results, the clutter suppression ability of BPA is the best.
It is clear that EMD-MFP owns robust sidelobe suppression ability.
UV irradiation could readily enhance the proliferation suppression ability of ZnO nanoparticles on cancer cells.
Windowing has small degradations because its OOBE suppression ability does not depend a lot on the OFDM symbol structure.
However, affects only the AFT-MC system and it reduces the interference suppression ability of the system.
SCAN can achieve at least −15 dB, but at most −20 dB, whereas the spectrums of the generated sequence by CAN, CYC, and FRE show no suppression abilities on the stop-bands, because these three algorithms optimize the SIR of the radar system by designing the receive filters adaptively.
We suggested that such defective suppression abilities were a possible source of dunce mutant's learning deficits in olfactory [5] and/or visual [6] assays, where ongoing stimulus suppression dynamics may play a role in the normal acquisition or retrieval of memories.
In the present study we demonstrated that cellular growth and colony forming capability of colorectal cancer cells are significantly suppressed and their responses to apoptotic stress are markedly increased by expression of either NORE1A or NORE1B, indicating that both NORE1A and NORE1B have growth suppression abilities.
He conceded that a few bullets were in the chamber but remained confident in his urge-suppression abilities.
We conclude that ARNTL suppression affects the ability of p53 to induce a cell cycle arrest upon cellular stress signals such as DNA damage.
