Sentence examples for he inhibited from inspiring English sources

When he inhibited NF-kB in genetically modified mice, it rejuvenated their skin.

Not only was he inhibited by his ignorance of ballet design, he was daunted by having to measure up to the Titians, feeling that, as the only contemporary painter involved, his work would be most directly compared to the master's.

He stared at one of them with a hypnotic gaze, repeating the words "You shall not grow!" He claimed he inhibited the growth of the hypnotized culture enough to give statistically significant results.

Wesson saw the same results when he inhibited the rats' sense of smell, which bolsters his claim that there's more to sniffing than odor-detection.

But when he enters a competition he becomes inhibited, he has a feeling of being tied, and he can hit it only four times out of ten.

By dialling the latter down and rendering them into little more than a backing group, he inhibits the way Cocker's energy and theatricality could have infected Clark's choreography.

Burns sent a letter to Steve Bisciotti, the Ravens' owner, suggesting that he "inhibit such expressions from [his] employee and that he be ordered to cease and desist such injurious actions".

If this helps protect him from the charge of extreme prejudice, he might still be accused of lacking empathy: there's no sign that he was inhibited by the fear that he might cause his roommate embarrassment, or annoyance, by discussing him on Facebook and Twitter.

In the lab, he felt inhibited about showing his creative side, he says, and he hoped this course would give him the chance to fully "be myself".

In addition, as reported for VV [32] [34], Mo- and HE-ECTV inhibited apoptosis induced by the bacterial metabolite staurosporin, most probably via VACV F1L (STP. Fig. S1C).

In private, Kostya thought that he might have been able to contend with Ivetta's anger, but in public he felt inhibited by shame.