Sentence examples similar to titles suppressed from inspiring English sources

As depicted in Table 1, the title compounds suppressed proliferation of the above three cancer cell lines in different extents (IC50 values of 0.85 15.64 μM), and exhibited broad spectrum antitumor activity.

Among those who support the end of mining on the island, also known as Minjerribah, are the traditional owners the Quandamooka people, whose native title rights are suppressed while Sibelco's mining leases are in force.

(According to one title card, "The Secret was suppressed," though we never learn how, or by whom).

Misanthropic oddball Lawrence nicely subverts that with this image, which supports his show's title while also giving an indication of the simmering, suppressed anger that drives much of his comedy.

The newest editions of the titles he'd allowed to be reprinted (four early novels had been suppressed from republication) were splendidly austere, their jackets, from the small presses that published him now, bearing text only, no graven images.

The Indian Mutiny of 1857 58 was suppressed, and a year later the East India Company was abolished and the new title of viceroy was instituted.

The first of these was published in 1793 with the provocative title Reclamation of the Freedom of Thought from the Princes of Europe, who have hitherto Suppressed it.

Others suppressed ideological foes.

Instead, I suppressed them.

Stanton suppressed a sigh.

It surfaces suppressed feelings.