But with a willful perversity, she had only partially suppressed her empathy that day, daring the childhood demons to visit again.

Presuppositional apologetics, on the other hand, questions this methodology by noting that since unbelievers partially suppress and resist the truth about God (Romans 1:18), the problem of unbelief is also an ethical choice and not simply a lack of evidence.

Because RIG might partially suppress active production of antibody, no more than the recommended dose should be administered.

Unlike completely suppressed names, partially suppressed names are still acknowledged as having been published but is used only for the purpose of homonymy, not priority.

Thus the transformation frequency and colony size results show that sequences within the enhancer partially or completely suppress the negative effects of deletions Δ4-Δ14 on the plasmid origin activity of core ars3002 .

A classic example of gene-environment interaction is the ability of a diet low in the amino acid phenylalanine to partially suppress the genetic disease phenylketonuria.

The recF mutation partially suppressed the effect of the recC73 mutation in accumulating the huge linear chromosomes (Figure 2B).

She eventually is found by the officials in a Transylvanian monastery, with her memories partially suppressed.

Switching to diplomacy and bribery along with force of arms, the Mughals eventually split the rebels and partially suppressed the revolt, although they never managed to wield effective authority outside the main trade route.

Based on the strength of the phenotype and its enhancement by removal of an endogenous copy of Cul1, we infer that the mCul1 expression only partially suppresses Cul1 function to create a hypomorphic phenotype.