Sentence examples for increased ability to inhibit from inspiring English sources

Introduction of a side chain with a carboxylic acid at the terminal position to 1 resulted in increased ability to inhibit human renal microsomal production of 20-HETE (7c: IC50 7.9 nM), with good selectivity toward CYP2D6 and cyclooxygenases (COX -1 and -2.

It was previously reported that sitoxins that are pre-activated in-vitro by the HIV protease have increased ability to inhibit cellular protein synthesis.

Cystatin E/M over-expression resulted in significantly increased ability to inhibit exogenously added legumain by the conditioned media, as well as decreased cellular legumain activity.

Although isoflavones are generally weak aromatase inhibitors, isoflavone mixtures displayed an increased ability to inhibit aromatase activity and transcription compared with any of the isoflavones alone (Rice et al. 2006).

To assess whether the increased replication seen in M1 cells in vitro was due to an increased ability to inhibit INF production (as previously shown in mouse lungs), we also measured IFN-β induction of infected cell supernatants using mouse IFN-β ELISA.

However, latencies to approach the apparatus stayed the same throughout testing, suggesting that the dogs' motivation to participate in the task stayed the same and that increase in successful pulling towards the end of a test might have been due to an increased ability to inhibit pulling the string.

As the ether-AMs' aliphatic chain length increases, their ability to inhibit oxLDL uptake increases, such that 5c 5 > 5b 5 > 5a 5, with 5a 5 exhibiting no bioactivity.

Therefore, reappraisal could potentially increase the ability to inhibit the appetitive motivation to eat.

Moreover, we have found that phosphorylation of p57 increases its ability to inhibit CDK2 activity.

In addition to mTOR, NVP-BEZ235 potently inhibits DNA-PK and class II PI3Ks, which may also increase its ability to inhibit cell growth (Kong et al, 2009, 2010).

These results raise the possibility that holding an opinion inconsistent with that expressed by another may interfere with the ability to judge the veracity of the expressed opinion and that increasing the ability to inhibit representation of one's own opinion and enhance that of the other may result in improved lie-detection performance when opinions are inconsistent.