(This convoluted chemistry is standard fare in medicine: To gain a desired effect, you inhibit something that inhibits that effect).
It's just another decision, one which might inhibit something better, sexier, coming along later.
The inhibitors are not specific to ABCA1 and their effects might result directly or indirectly by inhibiting something else, including some other ABC protein.
Ms. Mason is an African American in a predominantly white county in a state that has used the myth of widespread voter fraud to inhibit minorities from voting — something that did not go unnoticed on social media.
It's unlikely Trump will be able to get the religious right grass roots energized for his re-election ― something he needs desperately ― without doing something major to inhibit LGBTQ rights.
Sometimes I think I just need knobbier tires and maybe a warmer coat, although even if I got them, there would invariably be something else to inhibit my snow-going.
The experiment exploits cotransin - presumably the compound described by Taunton's group in 2005 (PMID: 16015336) – to inhibit Sec61-mediated translocation of something.
"Doing something is easier than trying to inhibit your tendency," Fishbach said.
She has the power to create objective passion - for ideas, ideals, causes - but, unusually in an actor, something in her temperament seems to inhibit, even exclude, passion for herself.
Something lurks within all spiritually sleeping beings that doesn't just serve to limit revelation -- to inhibit the real and meaningful changes it brings -- but that acts, decisively, to prohibit this kind of deep transformation.
"He had begun to inhibit our movement," General McNeill said.
