Meanings of inhibited from in English

Not to take sides is what the author is inhibited from doing.

But it is inhibited from so doing by the placenta.

They were merely inhibited from any activity in connexion with another, however beautiful and desirable.

Ab, I think, was inhibited from wider political engagement by a kind of scepticism, often humorously expressed.

Conclusions: Physicians, although accepting the efficacy of PPV, are inhibited from its more frequent use by several factors.

Transmission-blocking vaccines are one strategy for controlling malaria, whereby sexual-stage parasites are inhibited from infecting mosquitoes by human antibodies.

The advertisement proceeds to state that this situation ensures that students from low income backgrounds are inhibited from attending college.

He was a man, capable of detachment, permitted by convention to practise detachment, by gift of, nature not inhibited from detachment.

Most of all, though, he is inhibited from action by the war in Vietnam and the disunity and disaffection it has created.

In order for triceps to act, biceps must be inhibited from action, and in that inhibition is a fundamental function of the organism.

On the other hand, it may be that he is inhibited from saying what he really thinks owing to the presence of Mr Suherto.

I had been inhibited from telling any but a very few confidants of how absurd I found Dickens's much-lauded writing to be in that book.