Sentence examples for enough to inhibit from inspiring English sources

For instance, inhibition of RalA alone is enough to inhibit tumor initiation, while RalB is vital for tumor invasion and metastasis.

And that the "threat" of that stereotype is powerful enough to inhibit performance.

Note that the heel is not high enough to inhibit leaf-kicking.

At these depths the lithostatic pressure is large enough to inhibit brittle failure, or rock fracturing.

But small-scale violence remains prevalent enough to inhibit the resumption of normal economic activity, and such activity is central to Afghanistan's future.

The Fed's policy makers are expected to raise interest rates when they meet on Tuesday, but not by enough to inhibit stock market investors, many analysts say.

Or was he merely voicing the theory, oddly common in sports circles, that extraordinary "ability" is sometimes enough to inhibit the development of a strong work ethic?

He and the director, Dr. Andre A. Dhondt, suspect that the distance between populated areas in the Midwest is great enough to inhibit transfer of the disease among groups of birds.

In particular, critics say that the government has not done enough to inhibit so-called hate preaching in mosques and Muslim community centers, widely judged to be the source of radicalization among young Muslim men.

The accumulated CO2 was enough to inhibit the growth of E. coli during shake culture.

The ratio CLPFFD to Aβ (1 24.5) is not enough to inhibit the fibril growth.