Sentence examples for was immediately suppressed from inspiring English sources
The other, more important project was an ambitious novel of provincial life that Lawrence rewrote and revised until it split into two major novels: The Rainbow, which was immediately suppressed in Britain as obscene; and Women in Love, which was not published until 1920.
The seizure was immediately suppressed with propofol.
The seizure was immediately suppressed with propofol 80 mg; however, the cause of the seizure remained unclear.
It was observed, however, that extraction at a 6 kL scale led to a great increase in the amounts of 4-amino-4-deoxyarabinitol. To clarify the accumulation of 4-amino-4-deoxyarabinitol in the extracts, the NecC activity in the extracts was immediately suppressed just after extraction by cooling in an ice-water bath.
The incident was immediately suppressed by the authorities.
The playwright Ben Jonson, a friend of Shakespeare, was jailed in 1597 for The Isle of Dogs, a play that was immediately suppressed, with no extant copies; on 28 July that year the Privy Council was told it was a "lewd plaie that was plaied in one of the plaie houses on the Bancke Side, contaynynge very seditious and sclandrous matter".
Some complaints made at the time by British personnel were immediately suppressed.
Those who protested against the military were immediately suppressed: By day's end, more than 1,000 people were arrested and 49 killed in clashes with security forces.
Original news stories claimed it a flying saucer, but were immediately suppressed in favor of a weather balloon story courtesy of the authorities... the classic cover-up.
Levels of phospho-Akt (Ser473) were immediately suppressed by essential oil obtained at 78 oC in all breast cancer cell lines.
In that article, PN responses were shown to have an early response to a stimulus (corresponding to the monosynaptic connection from ORNs to PNs) that is immediately suppressed by inhibition (corresponding to the disynaptic pathway ORN LN ORN synapse), and depolarising activity later (interpreted as disinhibitory activity).
