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Held back or restrained or prevented.
uninhibited
reserved
suppressed
restrained
stifled
smothered
strangled
repressed
pent-up
portuguès
restrito
1
The report also said police
inhibited
protesters constitutional right to free speech.
2
Such information has not
inhibited
new companies from going public in Britain.
3
However, the treatment at 42 degrees C
inhibited
the cell growth completely.
4
As a result, HQ treatment
inhibited
erythroid differentiation in a dose-response manner.
5
ROS production by Complex I is strictly related to its
inhibited
state.
6
In the past, Mamabolo said this has
inhibited
voter registration among inmates.
7
However, ablation of TGF-β1 from T cells significantly
inhibited
mammary tumor growth.
8
As a result, leukemia cells were
inhibited
with high effectivity and specificity.
9
However, the mechanism by which PS is
inhibited
by albumin remains controversial.
10
One ceases to be
inhibited
by pity for the victims of revolution.
11
TWEAK
inhibited
lipid deposition in a dose-dependent manner without causing cytotoxic effects.
12
In addition, VD3 treatment also markedly
inhibited
cardiac oxidative stress and apoptosis.
13
These results showed that an important mechanism for virus uptake was
inhibited
.
14
In a leishmania cell-free protein translation system, DN-3 substantially
inhibited
protein translation.
15
I presented it that way so they wouldn't feel uncomfortable or
inhibited
.
16
The activity was strongly
inhibited
by L-phenylalanine but scarcely affected by NaF.
inhibited
inhibit
·
inhibit by
inhibit cell
inhibit the growth
inhibit tumor
inhibit proliferation
portuguès
restrito
inibido