Sentence examples for inhibited back from inspiring English sources

I don't think it was as inhibited back then.

Higher expression of CYP7A1 in diabetes should increase BA production (26), and this seemed to be the case in the diabetic group of patients, but CYP7A1 should be inhibited back by BAs through a feedback mechanism involving the hepatic FXR small heterodimer partner hepatocyte nuclear factor 4α pathway (16, 27), keeping the FGF19– CYpathway pathway in balance.

In sensory ganglia, ATP released from neuronal somata engages P2X7 receptors expressed by surrounding SGCs [ 12], which in turn inhibits back neuronal algogenic P2X3 receptors [ 70].

Coating SnO2 with thin layers of TiO2 is an efficient way to inhibit these back reactions.

It was an age of Christian pre-eminence, an age of suppression of thought so dark and deep and long that it inhibited and set back progress in science for 1,500 years.

Similarly, western blot analysis also showed that the in vitro treatment of T98G-BTSCs with ciglitazone or 15d-PGJ2 induced the expression of Sox2 protein at 1 and 5  μℳ, but inhibited its expression back to the starting level at 10 and 25  μℳ doses.

In these cells the low mTORC2 activity, unaffected by NGF, appears to be affected by the mTORC1-dependent feed-back inhibition process inhibited by the drug.

Unlike the plant enzyme, dihydrodipicolinate synthase (DHPS) from E. coli is not feed-back inhibited by physiological concentrations of lysine.

Our recent study showed that topical administration of ketoprofen, which is a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug, to nude mice implanted s.c. with LM8 cells on their backs inhibited tumor growth at the primary site, decreased the expression of MMP-2 and VEGF within the tumor, and decreased the pulmonary metastatic incidence [ 17].

The accumulated Ga in ultra-thin CIGSe devices played the role of back surface field and inhibited the electron recombination at the back contact [101].

Now when an activity is held back or inhibited from expressing itself, we call it a "striving" (Streben).