suppresses
દબાઇ
definition
verb
the uprising was savagely suppressed
forcibly put an end to.
translation of 'suppresses'
verb
દબાવી દેવું
example
The negative feedback circuit 'suppresses' variations in gate voltage of the output MOS transistor by the feedback loop.
Insulin resistance affects the disposal of glucose in muscle tissue and 'suppresses' the output of hepatic glucose.
Wiping with a moist cloth removes over 90 percent of the allergen, and keeping the relative humidity in the house below 50 percent greatly 'suppresses' the growth of dust mites.
With few exceptions, the mass media 'suppresses' all information about the entire topic.
It was thought that polymorphism between tandemly repeated genes 'suppresses' recombination, thereby preventing sequence homogenization of the gene family.
The central planning model - one case, one court, one set of rules, one settlement price for all involved - 'suppresses' information that is vital to accurate resolution.
Most patients who have a less than perfectly matched donor will receive anti-thymocyte globulin, which is a medicine that 'suppresses' the graft-versus-host reaction.
The radiation treatment destroys the tumor cells and 'suppresses' the function of the stem cells in preparation for the transplant.
In other words, nightmares occur when dreams fail to blunt the body's emotional response, whereas successful dreaming controls and 'suppresses' the feeling in dreams and protects the continuity of sleep.
In contrast, PKC inhibition did not 'suppress' the growth of normal mast cells.
Well, when we have what is quite clearly an alliance between the government and the press, and information is wilfully 'suppressed' , then we are no better off than a country under a dictatorship.
This is a step to bind the working class, sweep aside any right won in the past with its own strength and 'suppress' any uprising if it occurs.
The narrowband interference is then 'suppressed' in the signal combiner prior to application to the standard cross correlation process.
Between the years 1892 and 1894, the Fasci was forcibly 'suppressed' by the government and ordered to disband.
The Germans did as they pleased, 'suppressing' opponents and arresting anyone who spoke out against them.
If the arrest is dependent upon recombination, then preventing recombination should 'suppress' the meiotic progression defect.
Internal division must be 'suppressed' in order to achieve electoral victory.
The Pakistani authorities have reportedly 'suppressed' this information and not shared it with the US.
Since then opposition rallies and other public events have been 'suppressed' and their organisers arrested.
Dani bit her lip, trying to 'suppress' her feelings of desire.
she could not 'suppress' a rising panic
As he told me the story, he kept on losing track of where he was, as if he has been 'suppressing' these memories for so long that his brain just automatically derails any consideration of what happened.
The government, however, 'suppressed' the information.
Instead of promoting justice in the case, his reaction, along with a group of newspaper editors, has been to 'suppress' information about the case.
I'm a very ordinary human and can't 'suppress' my feelings of love however hard I try.
To 'suppress' the effects of iron and manganese, 5 ml of triethanolamine were added.
Current therapies for interstitial lung diseases, which commonly end up causing lung fibrosis, aim only at 'suppressing' the inflammatory process.
The freedom of the press is preventing government from 'suppressing' the news further.
During the first, some were asked to express feelings of anger and others were asked to 'suppress' those feelings.
The Minister is not 'suppressing' the information.
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