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inhibiting factors

inhibiting hormones secreted by hypothalamic neurosecretory cells.
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Inhibiting factors were a lack of social and financial support, and fathers who demanded success--the truth lies somewhere between disinterested parents and parents who are too pushy.
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While there are many reasons that going underground with electric cable for power transmission systems has historically been impractical, those inhibiting factors are not nearly as prevalent today.
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The survey results suggest that strong employer support could turn what would otherwise be an average outcome into superior results and could overcome many inhibiting factors such as lower average income and lower average age demographics within a population of participating employees.
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Inhibiting factors included a heavy faculty and staff workload, a lack of pedagogical training for new faculty hires, a limited pipeline of preservice science majors, funding limitations, and a pervasive sentiment that scientific legitimacy is equated with basic research and not teaching expertise.
A Final Case Study of SCALE Activities at California State University, Northridge: How Institutional Context Influenced a K-20 STEM Education Change Initiative. WCER Working Paper No. 2009-5
It also assumes that inhibiting factors are frequently socially constructed and imposed, and therefore individual differences are influenced by socially constructed ethical values, moral values or perceived social cost when hypothetical decisions of non-offending are considered.
Inhibiting factors in a hypothetical shoplifting situation--a contribution to crime prevention
Damian Walker of Totesport said: "We won't be pricing up the Shergar Cup events until the day of racing itself, and the reserve system will be one of the inhibiting factors.
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Business process management (BPM); small to medium-enterprises (SMEs); strategic planning; inhibiting factors of adoption and implementation; wine industry; Australia.
Business process management for SMEs: an exploratory study of implementation factors for the Australian wine industry
Trade and Development Agency (USTDA), on Turkey's primary and secondary mortgage market, found that one of the inhibiting factors for a secondary mortgage market was "the financial services industry in Turkey has poor access to capital due to the crowding out by public-sector borrowings [Treasury bills].
Mortgages for the Middle East: much work needs to be done before a vibrant and fully functioning home mortgage market can take root in most Middle Eastern countries. Egypt and Turkey are taking steps in this direction
The sets of encouraging and inhibiting factors were similar--that is, the presence or absence of particular factors appears to make a difference.
Factors that encourage or inhibit computer use for secondary mathematics teaching (1)
The Family Planning Association said: "Shame and embarrassment are inhibiting factors to people going to clinics.
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NPWT controls wound fluid, thereby removing inhibiting factors, decreasing inflammatory-phase cytokines and increasing fibroblast cytokines.
Using negative pressure therapy can accelerate wound healing
A better understanding of these inhibiting factors could lead to the design of regenerative drugs that could cure paralysis.
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