Sentence examples for trend of repression from inspiring English sources

The ruling by a court in Urumqi, the capital of his native region of Xinjiang, was harsher than many had expected but in line with a recent trend of repression of activists in China.

Over the last year, IHRLC students investigated the murder of Honduran human rights defender Berta Cáceres, documented the World Bank's failure to ensure its development projects meet social and environment standards, revealed the contours of a global trend of repression of women human rights activists, and evaluated anti-trafficking efforts in California.

For example, cotton miRNAs show a trend of repression during ovule and fiber development, and this rapid and dynamic change may contribute to ovule and fiber development in allotetraploid cotton [ 11].

After the high dose of 6 Gy, a global trend of repression was observed in proliferating keratinocytes whereas an opposite effect was observed in differentiated cells where most of the expressed miRNAs were induced after irradiation.

Furthermore, the 25 genes examined by real time qRT-PCR confirmed the BOTL-5 microarray results and supported an overall trend of repression of the immune response, which may be manifested primarily through decreased expression of innate immune genes (Fig. 3).

The grotesque circumstances of Khashoggi's killing have captured global attention, but the murder fits into a broader trend of worsening repression across the Middle East.

However, the trend of gene repression mirrored the deposition of H3K9me3 trimethylation and expression was reestablished fully at day 15.

We further found a similar trend of CCA1 repression and TOC1 upregulation in the triploid and tetraploid hybrids.

Hybrids between Col and L er also showed a general trend of CCA1 repression at ZT6 and upregulation at ZT15, but to a lesser extent.

In addition, the microarray data indicated reduced expression of CHUK, a gene that also regulates NF-κB activation, (P = 0.005), further supporting the trend of immune gene repression in the BTB-infected animals.

For example, in the 'metastasis of cells' subcategory, the observed trend indicated repression of anti-metastatic genes and elevated expression of pro-metastatic genes, implying that the parasite-infected leucocyte promotes metastasis.