"inhibit response" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to hinder or prevent a reaction or reply to something. Example: The presence of a large audience can sometimes inhibit the speaker's response, causing them to stumble over their words.
In each case the aim is to respond on signal trials and inhibit response on noise trials in an experimenter-paced task.
We can conclude that since only live and active bacteria inhibit response in the cells, components of Salmonella have the ability to induce alkalinization and oxidative burst, but the living bacteria actively prevent the cells from reacting to it.
Inability to inhibit response is a classic issue with impulse control disorders such as pathological gambling (PG) and previous work has revealed significant associations between HA and PG [4], [5], [6].
Exogenous IL-6 was also found to inhibit response to TNF-α+IFN-γ.
Consistent with this line of research, studies have revealed that training on tasks that require self-control i.e. the ability to inhibit responses will improve response inhibition capacity and provide individuals to inhibit cue-response pairings more effectively.
We're talking about the ability to inhibit responses.
The volunteers were asked to respond to green colored stimuli ("go" response) and to inhibit responses to red stimuli ("no-go" response).
This tests the subject's ability to inhibit responses.
RB200 has the potential to inhibit responses to multiple EGFR ligands in CIA.
In healthy individuals, abatacept did not inhibit responses to TT or PPSV-23 [ 44].
It often takes considerable self-control or capacity to inhibit responses to overcome the automated link.
