inhibited

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• By controlling nutrient conditions, we could turn the transposon on and off like a switch, looking for inhibited cell growth as it landed in different parts of the genome.

• Far from encouraging creative exploration, the first computers practically inhibited it.

• Thinking and cognition can be inhibited, with executive function demonstrating particularly notable challenges.

• They would normally be inhibited from taking an "anti-Israel" stance in the international arena.

• This whole program is obviously inhibited by his perception of what will have a chance of getting Republican votes.

• Pretty outlandish, but again, it just shows he is not inhibited in trying any sort of device that might let him hold onto power.

• For fear he should be too quickly found out, he positively inhibited Charles from communicating it to his ministers.

• For externally his appearance would have been a shock, would have inhibited the pleasant intimacy at which they so soon arrived.

• It may happen that in the case of feelings originally sexual their further development is inhibited.

• The scandalmonger, inhibited from doing the forbidden thing, enjoys himself by a vicarious indulgence in rottenness.

• If inhibited in the exercise of one mechanism of escape, the repressed wish will substitute another.