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(121) The relationship between body posture and suppressed past trauma or emotions was touched on in the section dealing with cervical reintegration.

(122) In addition there are some specific features often of great importance, such as the release of long suppressed aspirations for national sovereignty.

(123) Most doctors agree that a suppressed libido is often associated with emotional and psychological problems.

(124) No material facts about the company should be suppressed.

(125) Lactation is suppressed by administration of androgens.

(126) He found an error and rigidly suppressed the notes.

(127) Gradually the Government was systematized and lawlessness suppressed.

(128) Here the other guinea-pig cheered,[www.Sentencedict.com] and was suppressed.

(129) The ordered suppressed castes of centuries wither here.

(130) His face was ghastly white twitching with suppressed pain.

(131) The oppressor suppressed his aggressive opinion about compressor.

(132) Roxana's bosom was heaving with suppressed passion.

(133) The only way to prevent further developments would be a global state that suppressed anything new, and human initiative and inventiveness are such that even this wouldn't succeed.

(134) PPO activity can be suppressed effectively by the antiscorbutic acid, the L- cysteine, the sodium bisulfite, the citric acid and the sodium chloride.

(135) Caution: Be sure not to forcedly tread kick starter to avoid your foot and the engine being hurt by the returning of the suppressed kick starter.

(136) A suppressed immune system puts a transplant recipient at risk of other infections.

(137) On the basis of carrier noise power density rate (C/N0) of GPS receiver, it analyzed the influence of suppressed jamming to carrier phase measuring accuracy of GPS receiver.

(138) Additionally, appetite is also suppressed by promoting synthesis of glycogen.

(139) The wrong criminal is in the dock either because a genuine mistake has been made or because evidence has been suppressed.

(140) According to this conception, we might designate as "undesired imaginings" those that are suppressed during the day, and we must recognize in their emergence a genuine psychic phenomenon.

(141) CONCLUSION: Ketamine anesthesia suppressed such regions as sensory cortex, motor cortex, thalamus and callosal gyrus, which might be the key targets for ketamine action.

(142) Their immune systems are artificially suppressed, to minimise the chance of rejection.

(143) Referred to the crowded prison as a tinderbox of suppressed violence.

(144) Some parameter ranges where the secondary gap can be suppressed while the primary gap is not identified.

(145) There was another Jewish revolt in 132 to 135 called the Bar Kokhba Revolt, but that was suppressed by the Emperor Hadrian in 135, and that you had the complete destruction of Jerusalem.

(146) It is indicated that pika has apparently suppressed growth of forage, and has impact on structure of vegetable.

(147) Erythrocyte adhesion function had not been suppressed for a long time, female swimmers were adaptative to the HiLo for two weeks.

(148) Outbreaks of Berber nationalism in the Kabyle region were suppressed with only token concessions.

(149) Through his stethoscope, Noah Townsend's clinical notes revealed, he heard suppressed breath sounds and lung rales.

(150) After the uprisings in Poland and Hungary in 1956 were ruthlessly suppressed, many speculated that Khrushchev would have to roll back his program of de-Stalinization and crack down further.