English to Czech Meaning of inhibitor - inhibitor

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Definitions of inhibitor in English
Noun(1) a substance that retards or stops an activity
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(1) ÔÇÿWe do not see the initial cost of the deal as an inhibitor to longer-term shareholder returns,ÔÇÖ he said.(2) growth inhibitor(3) These data indicate the importance of the beta-globin control for signaling either the presence of an inhibitor or insufficient DNA template for amplification.(4) Such a move could often be viewed as a capital inhibitor .(5) Maturation induced by xanthine oxidase was prevented by allopurinol, an inhibitor of xanthine oxidase activity, and by N-acetylcysteine.(6) It's an inhibitor , a barrier that we don't feel we need here in Chippenham.(7) What's different, at least for journalists in Iraq today, is that the viciousness and brutality is a much greater inhibitor to work.(8) "The fear of failure is a large inhibitor to risk-taking, creative thought and behaviour," she said.(9) Mixing studies should be performed to differentiate between a factor deficiency and the presence of an inhibitor .(10) The lack of enterprise space in the town is a major inhibitor to the development of new businesses.(11) Note that saline scored better in this test despite having a lower yield, suggesting the presence of an amplification inhibitor in the DNA derived from Listermint.(12) I discovered that an inhibitor on the pace of progress was that every retired respiratory specialist in the country was already working flat-out.(13) Why don't we just put speed inhibitors in all new cars?(14) When those rust inhibitors lose their effectiveness, the inside of the radiator can start to corrode.(15) Enzyme inhibitors traditionally target the active site by matching its steric, hydrogen binding, and charge constraints.(16) The underlying mechanisms by which angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitors prevent vascular events have been discussed widely.
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