The revolt was suppressed with more ruthless detention, interrogation and torture by the police.
In October 1934 a major left-wing uprising was suppressed with great severity.
Then, especially in the decade of Mao's Cultural Revolution, 1966 to 1976, the Tibetan religion was suppressed, with many monks imprisoned or killed and temples destroyed.
Methanol oxidation was suppressed with H+BCl− significantly, and selective oxygen reduction was achieved on a platinum electrode.
Finally, we demonstrated that DSF/Cu-induced apoptosis was greatly enhanced when autophagy was suppressed with Atg5 siRNA or 3-MA in NSCLC cells.
The pattern formation was enhanced with increasing air velocity and ambient humidity, while it was suppressed with decreasing initial film thickness.
The remarkable findings were that: (1) the highest bone formation rate was obtained for β-TCP whereas the lowest for LC-OCP at Day 14; (2) the rates were reversed and reached the highest for LC-OCP until Day 56; (3) the early expression of ostoeoclast markers TRAP and cathepsin-K was suppressed with LC-OCP; (4) the expression of inflammatory markers IL-β1 and TNF-α was suppressed with LC-OCP.
The conversion to a representative government was interrupted later that year by a revolt, which was suppressed with the help of British forces; the sultan then called a state of emergency and suspended most provisions of the constitution.
Plans for the invasion of Greece begun under Darius were then still further delayed by a major revolt in Babylonia about 482 bc, which also was suppressed with a heavy hand.
Xenophon, who was no enemy to Sparta, illuminated helot attitudes in his description of an episode called the "Kinadon affair," which happened at the very beginning of the 4th century; it was suppressed with ruthless and effective speed.
From the temperature sensitivity, it was revealed that the apparent activation energies of ORR in the Nafion®-coated Pt system were lower than the bare Pt electrode system, and the H2O2 formation was suppressed with the increase of the temperature.
