Sentence examples for * inhibited in from inspiring English sources

Measurements of C1 (Fig. 3D E) showed that α-cleavage was mildly inhibited in BOM24 and strongly inhibited in BOM23 (Fig. 3D E).

"I'd feel totally inhibited in Tel Aviv," he said.

Once he gets loose, though, he does not feel he will be inhibited in any way.

When serotonin is inhibited in laboratory animals, morphine ceases to have an analgesic effect on them.

All of them — even Amanda, who had lovers — were rather fastidiously inhibited in their ordinary lives.

Enzyme activity can be inhibited in various ways.

But mixing can be inhibited in temperature inversions, which are more common in winter in most places.

Wanderlust, Davenport conceded, was a fundamental instinct which was typically "inhibited in intelligent adults of civilised peoples".

Leveson asks whether Paxman feels inhibited in being able to hold politicians to account because of the BBC editorial code.

He said the evidence would show alarms were inhibited "in order to stop waking people up at night".

He promised a highly visible police presence this weekend and called on residents to be prudent but not inhibited in their weekend activities.