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Most work to either suppress , or divert , wayward immune cells , but cannot prevent an attack . We hypothesize that the elevated flash densities relative to the surrounding areas may result from several factors , including , 1 ) the convergence due to the urban heat island effect and complex sea breeze , and 2 ) the increasing levels of air pollution from anthropogenic sources producing numerous small droplets and thereby suppressing mean droplet size . One of the P. aeruginosa signaling molecules suppresses key activities of the mammalian immune response , according to an unpublished report by David I. Pritchard and his colleagues at the University of Nottingham in England . I've never found any system - - religious , social , philosophical , ethical , political or economic - - that was able to suppress man 's innate animus and prediliction to gether into groups dedicated to exterminating other groups for their beliefs , profit , hatred or frolic . Thus , it seems to me that " normal vision " is a conscious process of suppressing these thoughts , which are expressed as what we call " hallucinations . " We do have this randomness in us , " he says , " but we are suppressed by rules and regulations every day , and I think it 's human nature that we want to break out of this . The reduction of the amount of the catalyst suppresses a heat-capacity anomaly due to an interaction between hydrogen and catalyst at temperatures just below the triple point and allows one to obtain more reliable melting curves for e-H2 . This can be accomplished via several different mechanisms , all of which reduce Ca2 + influx at the excitatory presynaptic terminal , which suppresses excitatory neurotransmitter output from the terminal , thereby diminishing the epsp . They found that an artificial compound called U50 ,488 that binds selectively to the kappa opioid receptor markedly suppresses HIV cell reproduction in the brain , where the deadly virus usually replicates . Immune ( humoral and cellular systems ) and reproductive measures ( farrowing rate and litter size ) and plasma cortisol concentrations were generally not influenced ( P > 0.10 ) by diets and rearing environments , suggesting that in spite of significant changes in behavior and feed intake gilts ’ immune systems were not suppressed or enhanced . In most cases , this time can only be purchased at the dire price of permanently suppressing the immune system . Isabel , her teacher , suppresses a smile and says , " You mean a Cesarean section , Eliza . A value of true indicates that the reflected object should suppress Java language access checking when it is used . Influenza viruses invade cells lining the throat and windpipe , where they replicate and cause inflammation but are eventually suppressed by the immune system . Troops loyal to the Provisional Government violently suppressed the demonstrations . Cyclosporine moderated the response while not suppressing the immune system 's reactions to truly infectious agents . In the juvenile proceeding , the respondent filed a motion to suppress the testimony of an eyewitness to the murder charge be excluded on the basis that the testimony was unreliable . To his credit , Kane suppressed his anger long enough to bid the departing men good luck and to assure them that should they decide to return , they would be welcomed . It 's not a giant step from suppressing the press - - to suppressing the speech - - to suppressing the town meeting - - to suppressing any political statement at all - - to tyranny .