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They found that the genes responsible for releasing the cytokines were suppressed which led to a weaker initial response to infection.
Although the population of the bishopric Ermland remained largely Roman Catholic, religious schools were suppressed.
From 1987 to 1989 there was a series of uprisings in Tibet that were suppressed by any means necessary.
Under the communist rule, religion was discouraged and related practices were suppressed.
The team found that these mechanosensitive genes were suppressed by up to 40% with only one to two hours of exposure.
They found that the genes responsible for releasing cytokines such as type 1 interferon were suppressed, resulting in a weak initial response to infection.
Arab coffee establishments soon became centers of political activity and were suppressed.
In 1714 the city fell to the Bourbon troops and its people's rights and privileges were suppressed.
The Arabian coffeehouses soon became centres of political activity and were suppressed.
In response to this and to their loss of lucrative trade to the Germans, the Ewondo revolted in 1895 but were suppressed the next year.
Rumors of a"divorce" were suppressed, but Yang's capital operations never stopped.
LH levels were suppressed maximally by desogestrel within 3 days, whereas 14 days were necessary for maximal suppression of FSH and testosterone levels.
These developments were suppressed by the most stringent disciplinary measures during the first few decades of the thirteenth century.
These minority issues were suppressed during the communist era but resurfaced post 1989 causing major problems between Romania and Hungary and Slovakia and Hungary.
She could think of nothing else; and yet, whether Bingley's regard had really died away, or were suppressed by his friends' interference;
In the western world, almost all the protests against the war in Vietnam were suppressed.
In Russia and Poland, however, many monasteries were suppressed in 1831 and 1842, a general strangulation being afterwards effected by the ukase of 1864.
While the political negotiations between the two parties continued, the pace and scale of demonstrations was much reduced, with some allowed to proceed while others were suppressed.
When exposed to 1.5 percent coffee, they found the growth of bacteria and other microbes in the fecal matter were suppressed.
Security was intensified during sensitive anniversaries and festival days, while activities viewed as vehicles for political dissent, including celebration of some religious festivals, were suppressed.