The term "suppression process" is correct and usable in written English.
It is most commonly used to refer to the process by which something is suppressed, or stopped or kept from being expressed or revealed. For example, "The company has implemented a strict suppression process to prevent confidential information from being leaked."
We use this variable to apply a nonmaximum suppression process per lane which removes overlapped candidates.
We present an integrative suppression process of internal and external stray radiation.
Figure 8 b shows the result of using endpoints close to each line without applying the non-maximum suppression process.
The scanning vibrating electrode technique (SVET) was applied to illustrate the suppression process of cathodic/anodic corrosion activities.
This algorithm can reduce the number of inter-cell interferences in half through using triangular decomposition to the joint channel matrix, before interference suppression process at receiver.
It considers a novel Doppler adaptive noise suppression process in the frequency domain to reduce the effect of the additive noise.
The frequency-domain approaches include subcarrier weighting [9], carrier cancellation [10, 11], and spectral precoding [12, 13], where the OOBE suppression processes are carried out in the frequency domain (before the IFFT operation).
The time-domain approaches include windowing [7] and filtering [8] where the OOBE suppression processes are carried out in the time domain (after the inverse fast Fourier transform (IFFT) operation).
The lateral prefrontal cortex has indeed been linked to thought suppression processes [80].
Luck and colleagues, who were the first to study this component meticulously in visual search tasks, suggested that the N2pc reflects distractor suppression processes [15], [16].
Some of them, which were upregulated in cells with shortened telomeres are more obvious candidates, such as miR-199a, miR-Let7a-d that are related to apoptotic or growth suppression processes (e.g. ref [47], and [48] respectively).
