Sentences with word «supress»

The Active's 17 - inch wheels and tyres are particularly efficient in supressing bumps in the road, though the occasion sharper undulation will thud its way through the cabin.
ALL of this has been accomplished by RAISING (not supressing as the traditional approach recommends) my immunity through diet, supplements (customized to my diet), and exercise.
New research has helped unpick a long - standing mystery about how dietary fiber supresses appetite.
I'm all for supressing the submorons of the world.
----- It's only by completely supressing simple logic, that you believe you KNOW the command of God.
Time and time again, people of faith routinely supress their logical thoughts and merely «accept» the religion that they are exposed to.
Also, in response to the way you twisted your question, the so - called holy wars that you and Thor are referring to were also run by governments so also fall under the whole «nations supressing other religions» clause of your statement and are invalid.
If we had science BEFORE religion, religion would not exist... Just as Religion is always trying to supress Science... - from the world being flat....
I've also had a comment supressed at Watts.
But they were «effectively supressed because some senior officers disbelieved the data it contained», she found.
Professor Thomas said a single injection of the patient's own immune - modified dendritic cells was found to be safe and to help supress the immune response in rheumatoid arthritis.
Our research has shown that the release of acetate is central to how fiber supresses our appetite and this could help scientists to tackle overeating.»
She was classified as an intermediate risk cancer and their TSH supressed with medication.
He emphasizes to practitioners that they must uncover the underlying physiological dysfunctions causing a patients symptoms and not just supress the symptom itself.
In the light of this it becomes clear why we see so many trends starting around 1998: Three different biases have contrived to cause the temperatures around that year to be overestimated over and above record - breaking El - Nino level, and two of these biases also supress trends starting in or after that year.
Yes, we'd prefer it if there was a slightly softer edge to the ride over bumpier sections of road, but the overall ride quality does do a good job at ironing out the more abrasive asphalt imperfections — and especially when you consider how well supressed the body lean is when you're cornering.
We all know that religion supresses the masses like it always has and continues to dogmatically pursue with dogmatic ferver.
Many supplements only help you burn fat faster or only supress your appetite, but Garcinia Wow can multitask!
Amidst reports that the team favored liberal news outlets and supressed conservative voices, Facebook in August ditched human editors for algorithms.
The announcement, which came in late January, ended months of speculation and conflicting reports about South Korea's intent to supress digital currency trading.
Oh nonsense, the Edict of Milano was issued as Christianity tipped the scales in the empire and set about supressing paganism and Judaism.
But still, I'd say it is a LOT more likely and a heck of a lot more attractive than supressing ideas.
And like ME II I think an unregulated market would be anarchy, but an overregulated supresses competi.tion and innovation.
Ramsey and Xhaka did great supressing Kante and Matic.
Why are banner not allowed at the emirates and yet allowed elsewhere??? a club headed by tyrants who want to supress protests at all cost!
In the meantime we fans have to find interest somewhere else, and follow Arsenal without feelings... at least supress them.
I have hashimoto's disease and soy supresses thyroid function and there is good chance that I will pass it on to this baby.
It takes a lot for political journalists to feel pity, an emotion the trade usually supresses mercilessly.
The New York Post's editorial board called for the commissioners at JCOPE to be ousted after the ethics panel backed a regulation designed to have consultants say when they influence an editorial, calling it a «speech - supressing power grab.»
Where they deliberately supress evidence and then seemingly lie about advice they were given.
They then split the mice into two groups, supressed insulin levels in one group, and returned all the mice to daytime feeding.
He has found in his studies that better seratonin uptake blockers, such as paroxetine (Paxil), do not seem to supress cravings as effectively.
One example: cancer drugs are very profitable, but treating cancer is impossible unless doctors also have antibiotics that work, because some treatments supress the immune system, leaving patients vulnerable to infections.
To find out how the drugs supress CMV, researchers led by Thomas Shenk of Princeton University and the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey in Newark infected cells with the virus, and then treated them with a COX - 2 inhibitor.
Dr Guerra first showed ten years ago that this mechanism also works against cancerous tumours — demonstrated by the fact that tumours grew faster in mice that had their NKG2D activity supressed.
The technology is already being investigated to propagate an infertility gene in mosquitos, in the hope of supressing populations and halting the spread of malaria and other diseases.
Turmeric Gene genie: Curcumin How it works: Thought to play a role in inducing programmed death of colon cancer cells and supresses inflammation of the gastrointestinal tract, with promise for thwarting flow - on effects such as inflammatory bowel disease Apply it: Skip the spice aisle and head for a tablet or capsule containing extracts of both curcumin and black pepper or piperine.
Also, do i have to supress squats and lunges from my workouts?
Increasing your magnesium levels firstly has the power to supress elevated levels of the stress hormone cortisol, which causes acne by slowing wound healing and impairing nutrient absorption.
with their ailments by supressing symptoms.
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