The phrase "when suppressing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a time when one is stopping or preventing something. For example, "The police officers took extra caution when suppressing the riot."
The reverse held true when suppressing neuron growth in pups.
Today's president has also shown he can be tough: when suppressing a Kurdish uprising in Syria's north-east in 2004, 30 were killed.
He has been jailed half a dozen times in the past decade, last year for suggesting that Mr Bashir should hand himself over to the International Criminal Court in The Hague, which has charged him with war crimes committed when suppressing rebels in the western region of Darfur.
It is shown that this approach can only be integrated into multijunction devices when suppressing inter-subcell coherence.
On the contrary, some undercomplete dictionary methods [10] and some sparse shrinkage methods [11, 12] might lose weak information when suppressing noise.
This last statement comes from the fact that the electric fields are not efficient enough to create or disrupt any Es layers when suppressing the winds in our simulations (results not shown here).
"Thin Line," unlike "Don't Explain," anticipates the moment when suppressed rage explodes into violence.
But when suppressed, it always surfaces somewhere eventually, as depression or insomnia or bad dreams.
Having teased out the mechanism underlying the disease, Zoghbi went on to find an enzyme that when suppressed caused ataxin1 levels to fall.
Parents and doctors have made repeated warnings, calling for better controls of these irresponsible websites which, even when suppressed, will pop up again within hours.
When suppressed to the south, the atmosphere dries out across the Desert Southwest, causing a break in the monsoon regime.
