Sentence examples for inhibit one another from inspiring English sources
PV-positive interneurons strongly inhibit one another but provide little inhibition to other subtypes of interneurons, whereas somatostatin-positive interneurons strongly inhibit all other interneurons but are poorly interconnected with each other (Pfeffer et al., 2013).
Sema3A and VEGF compete for overlapping binding sites on the NRPs and therefore competitively inhibit one another [ 52].
One of the ways in which the path of quantifier learning can be made smoother is by allowing the L1 neurons to inhibit one another.
The people in the room take turns posing one another, as in family sculpting, but rather than work with actual family members, who might inhibit one another, Hellinger and his followers work with complete strangers.
Rac and Rho inhibit one another.
The bistable module has two elements X and Y that inhibit one another.
Upon activation of the complement cascade — typically, in response to the presence of bacterial or viral infection — these proteins engage in a complex interplay, variously enhancing or inhibiting one another's actions at certain points and culminating in the activation of a protein cluster called the MAC (for "membrane attack complex").
"In contrast, patients with cognitive impairment were more common in monolinguals". Co-author Thomas Bak, of the University of Edinburgh's school of philosophy, psychology and language sciences, said: "Bilingualism makes people switch from one language to another, so while they inhibit one language, they have to activate another to communicate.
"The advantage of bilingualism is that it makes people switch from one language to another, so while they inhibit one language, they have to activate another to communicate," said Alladi, who was the first author on the study.
Therefore, an alternative explanation for the present results is that the TPJ may be involved in controlling competing representations (regardless of modality) when there is a high degree of overlap between these representations, and thus, greater selectivity is required to inhibit one representation and to excite another.
