Sentence examples for suppression of which from inspiring English sources
The reasoning that petitioners advance seeks to follow the but-for causal chain from the initial occurrence of violent crime (the suppression of which has always been the prime object of the States' police power) to every attenuated effect upon interstate commerce.
Yet he fails to mention Omar Mukhtar, the Libyan hero whose insurrection against the Italian invaders lasted 20 years, and the brutal suppression of which entailed herding much of Libya's population into concentration camps, where many died.There are also a few small errors.
Taken together, these findings suggest an intricate involvement of VILIP-1 in tumor suppression, of which the precise mechanisms are still being explored.
Furthermore, c-Myc is upregulated by Akt, the suppression of which inhibits c-Myc expression.
Current models point to both developmental and environmental control of ripening, mediated often through the ripening hormone ethylene, suppression of which reduces ripening in many fruits.
Similarly, we have identified Foxd3, a Klf4-specific target (that is, not regulated by Klf5), suppression of which impairs self-renewal (data not shown).
Fusco has gathered first editions of many of the books (including "Sartre on Cuba") and copies of memos calling for their suppression (all of which sign off with the word "Revolutionarily").
Microarray analyses identified p53-regulated genes associated with this metabolic suppression, one of which is the AKT-inhibitor PHLDA3 [ 41].
Those stress reactions are known to lead immune suppression, some of which appear as a postoperative decrease in lymphocyte counts and NK cell activity (NKA).
In 1872 Comstock helped form the New York Society for the Suppression of Vice, which was given the power to investigate and serve warrants on peddlers of indecent material.
"The main driver of the suppression of activists, which has been going on for three or four years, I think has to do with the fact there are more challenges coming from the citizenry".
