Sentence examples for virtually suppress from inspiring English sources

► + 1G donor splice site mutations virtually suppress correct gene expression.

This classical approach [ 19, 28, 34] is based on the physiological observation that excessive PSV levels, able to virtually suppress spontaneous inspiratory activity, induce a breathing pattern characterized by VTs higher than 8 10 ml/PBW and RRs lower than 15 20 breaths/minute [ 10, 35].

The formation of NO2 was virtually suppressed in the reaction temperature range of 110 200 °C.

In 1900 Theodore Dreiser's first novel, "Sister Carrie," a tale of a country girl who became the mistress of a wealthy man and then an actress, so horrified its publisher, Doubleday, Page & Company, that it was virtually suppressed.

For vortices at the same level the simulations show that if the horizontal scale is larger than the internal radius of deformation, filamentation is virtually suppressed and the resulting structure is a compact cylindrical vortex of ellipse-like cross section.

Although the Administration had been unable to stop hundreds of thousands of citizens from expressing their views, it had, by virtually suppressing television coverage and thereby eliminating the television reports that most Americans rely on for information, rendered the citizens' demonstration almost as ineffective as if it had not taken place.

For example, in B. japonicum, induction of nodC by flavonoids is virtually suppressed by elevated levels of NodD2 [ 23], and in S. fredii extra plasmid copies of nodD2 reduced the level of nodD1 transcripts to below the limits of detection [ 49].

αCD45RO virtually completely suppressed GM-CSF-induced microglial proliferation (48) and potently suppressed HIV-1 replication (25).

All variables were virtually completely suppressed after treatment with 5 mg/kg SSA.

48 Unlike in neonatal rats, where isoflurane virtually completely suppressed EEG activity and neuronal firing, sharp potentials and bursts maintained neuronal firing at significant levels in older animals (2.0 ± 0.7 s−1 at P8 15 and 8.4 ± 3.2 s−1 at P16 69; Fig. 2).

"With beliefs like that, it becomes virtually impossible to suppress".