"inhibit mobility" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe a physical or psychological limitation that restricts the ability to move. For example: "The knee injury had inhibited his mobility for weeks."
Finally, these fibrous structures form networks that inhibit mobility, leading to the loss of fluidity and resulting in a gel.
Addition of mono- and bivalent salt, e.g. more than 0.5 mM/L CaCl2, can decrease mobility and changes in pH to values below six can inhibit mobility at all.
However there was conflicting views of this practice, with some practitioners viewing the use of an FSE as a medical intervention, with the potential to inhibit mobility and normality.
Loss of function may result from pain that inhibits mobility or from severe swelling that prevents movement in the area.
They have inhibited mobility of labour by giving the peasant a stake in the land, though only in the form of an inefficient minifarm.
The general increase in the diffusion coefficient is consistent with CTBN being initially dispersed in the epoxy matrix tending to a lowering of the effective segment density inhibiting mobility of the water molecules.
The bush has reached a level to impair the pastoral livelihoods in different ways like (a) reducing pasture availability; (b) inhibiting mobility; (c) having poisonous thorn for both the people and their livestock; (d) having pods posing health hazard for livestock; and (e) threatening traditions and institutions.
The treatment inhibited mobility, resulting in dwarf phenotypes [ 12].
In the second cluster of genes, the sdpC gene produces a peptide toxin, SDP, that acts on the proton motive force of the adjacent cells by inhibiting mobility and secretion of proteins and inducing cell lysis.
Therefore, there is a greater possibility that the hydrophilic compounds present in honey will diffuse easily, and that the less polar compounds will have inhibited mobility, due to the incompatibility of the polarities.
Exogenous and cytoplasmic maspin may increase cell adhesion by activation of ERK1/2 and MAP kinases and independently the PI3K pathway (through atypical PKCzeta) and inhibit cell mobility by inhibition of Rac1 and PAK1 pathways.
