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inhibit /in·hib·it/ (in-hib´it) to retard, arrest, or restrain.
INHIBIT Cardiology A clinical trial–INtimal Hyperplasia Inhibition with Beta In-stent Trial How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Fewer men were "gender traditional," perceiving women as not equal to men and defining inhibitive roles for men and women. 35 mM) than the treated column samples after 15 weeks of groundwater flushing (Figure 3), implying an inhibitive effect of both ethanol and TCE. Pressure sensing is available in various sizes and detachable from the electronics, making this particular CTPSS attractive for environments where the testing area is either inhibitive of normal procedures to record/interpret the test information (temperature, humidity) or where space is at a premium. |
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