You're not creating and curating at the same time: creating inhibits curating, and curating inhibits your creativity.
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I'm tired of being angry because it inhibits me from reaching my real emotions, it inhibits me from being me.
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Stress inhibits sex hormones, and sex hormones influence physical attractiveness.
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Inequality doesn't just impact the poor; it inhibits economic growth.
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Yes, their existence inhibits banks and businesses investing in Iran.
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Finally, people drive innovation, while policy supports or inhibits it.
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I have never felt that having these allergies inhibits me.
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"The stuff that normally inhibits you goes away," Kotler says.
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Worse, review inhibits others from publicly writing about their service.
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Baking soda neutralizes acid and inhibits the growth of yeast.
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"That inhibits a quick return of the refineries to service."
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And the mucin layer inhibits microbial growth and binds water.
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But a disorder, by definition, inhibits normal functioning, impedes success.
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So often, people experiencing anxiety hold their breath, which inhibits relaxation.
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The precautionary principle also inhibits agricultural innovation, such as through GMO.
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Psychotherapy and medication that inhibits sexual hormones may also be recommended.
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Instead, you should douse the area with vinegar, which inhibits stinging.
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Albino animals, in contrast, carry a mutation that inhibits melanin expression.
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It inhibits a substance called interleukin-1β, which causes systemic inflammation.
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And it inhibits a company's ability to invest in other initiatives.
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They're overworked and sleep-deprived, and this greatly inhibits their academic performance.
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That in turn inhibits their ability to hire and make capital investments.
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Such tacit collusion inhibits innovation and creative destruction, and holds back growth.
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It also inhibits workers from transitioning into different careers later in life.
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The container's base itself is permeable to oxygen, a substance that inhibits curing.
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That approach straitjackets our society and inhibits its continued growth and world leadership.
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And oxytocin, as a chemical hormone, inhibits the activation of the stress response.
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Event thinking is amnesiac; worse, it inhibits planning for the disasters to come.
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Honey also contains small amounts of hydrogen peroxide, which inhibits growth of microbes.
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In other words, erratic demand appears to dampen supply while insufficient supply inhibits demand.
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Illiteracy, meanwhile, can breed harmful exclusion of already vulnerable populations, and inhibits community growth.
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"The acidity from the starter inhibits growth of mold and bacteria," Reid told INSIDER.
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The drug, Sileo, inhibits norepinephrine, a brain chemical associated with anxiety and fear response.
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Next, the researchers gave the rats a drug called anisomycin, which inhibits protein synthesis.
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That cheats our understanding of animal abilities and inhibits the breadth of our investigation.
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The absence of rules inhibits a strong response and that only benefits rogue actors.
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What inhibits this kind of creative problem-solving from emerging more often in systems?
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"CBD inhibits the cytochrome P450 enzymes that break down important psychiatric drugs," says Blessing.
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But note that brining inhibits browning, and it requires fitting a brining container in fridge.
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The resulting sinking air causes drier conditions and inhibits the development of rain-producing systems.
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This cumbersome and archaic process inhibits the entry of new and innovative models of education.
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It's important to compromise; however, anything that inhibits your freedom will not work for you.
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It also inhibits the deportation of aliens ICE arrests in the interior of the country.
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The regulation has fallen far short of that goal, however, and inhibits growth as well.
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Multitasking slows down your learning and inhibits your brain from performing at its highest function.
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Rather than targeting serotonin, ketamine inhibits receptors coded to N-methyl-d-aspartate, or NMDA.
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The blue light they emit inhibits the sleep hormone melatonin, making sleep significantly more elusive.
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Her work often literally or metaphorically inhibits or extends the (usually female) body into space.
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The crucial part of the story is that the protein inhibits the action of period genes.
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Poland syndrome, the genetic condition she was born with, inhibits the development of a chest muscle.
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The structure in place that limits how developers talk about their game certainly inhibits that understanding.
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"Destroying evidence hinders the case and inhibits survivors' ability to seek and receive justice," said Nguyen.
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Among its other effects, doxorubicin inhibits the enzyme topoisomerase II, slowing the rapid proliferation of cells.
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This shame inhibits women (and men) from having frank conversations about their motives for these procedures.
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The current system inhibits women from expressing our desires, wants and needs, from seeking our pleasure.
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There now is a simultaneous splintering of all four legs, which inhibits successful conduct of direction.
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We all know that drunk driving is bad because drinking inhibits a person's ability to drive.
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The crucial part of the story is that the protein itself inhibits the action of period genes.
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"Alcohol inhibits my ability to focus and perform well," says Holly Rilinger, a coach and fitness trainer.
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McMahon has a clear opportunity to body slam the bureaucracy that inhibits entrepreneurs from growing their businesses.
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They found that cyclosporine A quiets a certain protein (commonly known as SFRP1) that inhibits hair growth.
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The cheeses varied in pungency but it was impossible to decipher the nuances; chilling cheese inhibits flavor.
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It cannot tell us whether caffeine likewise gooses or inhibits performance for other people in other sports.
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Arguing otherwise distracts from the damage being done by major polluters and inhibits progress toward real solutions.
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But federal law — and its localized implementation — inhibits the ability of schools to protect students and society.
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Specifically, it inhibits the process that breaks down the neurotransmitter acetylcholine, which is responsible for muscle contractions.
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It shuts down brain regions involved with good judgment—the same ones that normally inhibits peoples' worst impulses.
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Research from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows that working from home inhibits viruses from spreading.
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What is more, the secrecy under which the market necessarily operates inhibits the flow of information among consumers.
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Since vinegar inhibits the growth of bacteria, shrubs were originally conceived as a way to preserve aging produce.
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It robs people of agency, and it inhibits the pursuit of happiness upon which our country was founded.
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It's meant to wrap around fruits and veggies and inhibits fungal growth to extend the life of perishables.
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This sense of entrapment can be exhausting; it inhibits me from partaking in the joys of daily life.
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Another study found that Greek life inhibits friendship across racial lines and promotes opposition to policies promoting diversity.
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This law inhibits our faith leaders from speaking freely about moral and other issues without fear of retribution.
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It is targeted therapy, which targets and inhibits the EGFR mutation, but does not alter the patient's DNA.
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Too many of the lines run along highways, which badly inhibits their ability to spur dense new development.
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Now if you have five different components—throw in quarters, throw in dimes, whatever—that inhibits crystallization even further.
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Increased GABA and serotonin activity inhibits norepinephrine—a neurotransmitter involved in alertness and anxiety—which calms most people down.
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It inhibits something called the cap-dependent endonuclease protein, which the virus needs to make more copies of itself.
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The law inhibits local law enforcement from notifying federal immigration authorities when individuals will be released from their custody.
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Ofev, known generically as nintedanib, is marketed by Boehringer Ingelheim; it too inhibits fibrosis by targeting various growth factors.
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Sara said she felt like the built-in leotard made her sweat more, because it kind of inhibits airflow.
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In April, Sutro announced it had employed its system to make STRO-001, an antibody that inhibits tumour growth.
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But ouabain inhibits the sodium-potassium pump in mature sperm cells too, which seems to make them lousier swimmers.
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This kind of thinking can end up creating a culture of fear and uncertainty and inhibits creative problem solving.
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The Stanford psychologist Carol Dweck has written extensively about what inhibits people from making a commitment to continuous improvement.
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These initial, instinctive reactions can frame your future thinking and become a runaway train that inhibits your decision making.
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REST inhibits the production of some of the proteins and channels involved in this process, reining in the excitation.
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The new agreement inhibits free trade, he said, citing new wage requirements on automobile manufacturing as a particular concern.
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Instead, the movement focuses on making sure nothing inhibits the decomposition of the body: no embalming, only biodegradable caskets.
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Their fears of being harshly punished for even good-faith mistakes in documenting stops inhibits officers from changing their behavior.
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Meanwhile, the other prize recipient, Honjo, discovered a protein in 1992 that also inhibits the immune system, called PD-1.
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The theory is that blue light inhibits the production of melatonin, which tells your body that it's time to sleep.
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Technology, for Spiotta, both inhibits and invokes emotion: ''I would say it creates a distortion of some kind,'' she said.
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This medication inhibits Janus kinase 1 and 3, two known inflammatory substances that have been implicated in some autoimmune disorders.
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The drug is already undergoing separate trials for treating breast cancer and diabetes, where it inhibits an enzyme called PTP1B.
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Hunger can take away a child's opportunity to achieve a bright future and consequently inhibits the prosperity of our nation.
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But squids use ammonia for buoyancy, and ammonia inhibits this calcification, preventing any fossilization until the squid's body has decomposed.
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The gist is that, during the day, blue light from the sun inhibits the production of the sleep hormone melatonin.
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The rule inhibits how broadband providers manage traffic on their networks to ensure any website is equally accessible to consumers.
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In many cases, the information submitted to the state is confidential, which inhibits media and academic oversight of the process.
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But in it, so much of the cautious stagecraft that surrounds and inhibits Hillary Clinton appears to break away. Mrs.
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PAULSON Whenever children's books are adapted into films, there is discussion about whether going inhibits or enhances a child's imagination.
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It's woven with luxurious, quick-dry cotton that naturally inhibits up to 99% of bacterial growth before it even starts.
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The unchecked growth of regulations, rules and requirements inhibits space activity, regardless of who is doing the designing and building.
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"If I don't have lightning-fast internet 24 hours a day, it inhibits my workflow and affects deadlines," he said.
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Mercury, which inhibits the melanin that causes skin pigmentation, is one of the top ten chemicals of public health concern.
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But just as hopelessness makes it more difficult to surmount obstacles along individual paths to success, it also inhibits social change.
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How it works VX inhibits the operation of an enzyme that helps the body's nervous system function, causing paralysis and suffocation.
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Ricin is a carbohydrate-binding protein that inhibits protein synthesis when it enters cells, causing them to shut down and die.
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"Language in the website "terms of service" (TOS) of some private ISPs strongly inhibits research on pricing," noted the Harvard study.
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The giraffes displayed the characteristics of a genetic condition known as leucism, which inhibits pigmentation in skin cells, Dr. Ali said.
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"To be very clear today's dismissal in no way inhibits or prohibits the government's ongoing investigation," the prosecutor, Maurene Comey, said.
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If we listen to criticism too much, it inhibits our ability to say anything, which is, after all, why we're here.
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Since Republicans are counting on rapid economic growth to pay for their tax cuts, anything that inhibits this could be counterproductive.
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Trump's recent agency guidance executive order presents a unique opportunity to remove outdated regulatory clutter that inhibits small businesses and entrepreneurs.
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To do so, the active ingredient in the drug inhibits an enzyme called phosphodiesterase 5 (PDE5) found in blood vessel walls.
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This opens space for organized crime — mafias that often now have global reach — and inhibits countries from coalescing into unified states.
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Little is known about why Ayahuasca inhibits cravings, in part because the tea is illegal in many parts of the world.
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This thinking inhibits the ability to both imagine and plan for the inevitable end of this brief experiment in human organization.
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But an NLRB judge found that a policy requiring supervisory approval before speaking inhibits workers from sharing their concerns with the public.
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Ironically, chronic stress doesn't detract from wise financial decision-making just because it slows you down mentally and inhibits innovative strategic thinking.
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Alcohol inhibits the liver's ability to release glucose into the bloodstream, resulting in what's known as a hypoglycemic effect—low blood sugar.
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There's even research that shows electronic book consumption inhibits reading comprehension and recall, if you want a scientific reason to eschew them.
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" The senators then pointed out that if Apple complies with censorship demands in China, "it inhibits free expression for users across China.
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That inhibits it from establishing and sticking to the sort of long-term strategy it needs to become and remain more professional.
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While a certain level of what sports psychologists call "psychological arousal" is needed for athletes to zone in, excess arousal inhibits performance.
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Streaming is built on the power of the algorithm, which inhibits risk and serendipity and creates an illusion of ease and comprehensiveness.
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Nothing in the legislation inhibits the ability of FDA to promulgate regulations to protect the safety of consumers who use e-cigarettes.
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If Kanter believes that fasting inhibits his play, it may, "even though there may not be physiological adverse outcomes," Dr. Bloomer said.
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Dr Bohannon set up a sting operation by writing versions of a paper falsely claiming that a molecule found in lichens inhibits cancer.
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"It also severely reduces consumer choice, fragments the market, inhibits innovation and deviates from the state's original intentions to develop NEVs," they said.
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"Failing to report instances of absconsion inhibits DHS's ability to execute its responsibilities to locate and handle absconders," the inspector general's office wrote.
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For instance, Iressa inhibits the expression of a protein called epidermal growth factor receptor, whose mutation is implicated in lung and breast cancers.
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Nucala is a monoclonal antibody that inhibits interleukin-5, which helps regulate eosinophils, a type of white blood cell that contributes to asthma.
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Schippers has discounted her chances in the shorter sprint because of her height, which inhibits her ability to explode out of the blocks.
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From these results, Dr. Troup infers that weed inhibits a person's ability to intuitively identify emotions when they're not explicitly focusing on them.
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Rangers at Yellowstone National Park recommend hiking with bear spray, a pepper spray that inhibits a bear's ability to see, smell or breathe.
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This is has been a problem for many years and [inhibits] the ability of a clinician to diagnose and treat early-stage cancer.
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"The US grocery market is unusually fragmented, and fragmentation inhibits the development of sophisticated, tiered and innovative private-label ranges," according to Fung.
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Straightaway, Conner's film demonstrates one of the more ambivalent qualities of immersive moving image art: a stupefaction that inhibits or melts away thought.
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Turning Negative Thinkers Into Positive Ones Chronically viewing the glass as half-empty inhibits one's ability to bounce back from life's inevitable stresses.
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Over time, compulsive gambling diminishes the ability to experience reward and inhibits circuits in the prefrontal cortex that are crucial for impulse control.
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There is certainly something to this — I know that while I try to write without concern for social media, it still inhibits me.
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The way CBD inhibits those enzymes could dramatically raise the levels of SSRIs or opioids in the system, potentially leading to an overdose.
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But it was also reminiscent of a false dawn involving another substance, etnangien, which was discovered in 2007 and which also inhibits RNA polymerase.
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Rapamycin inhibits a key metabolic pathway called mTOR that caloric restriction shuts down, initiating a process where dysfunctional cellular components are degraded and recycled.
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It's bad for women; and it's equally bad for the tech industry, because the exclusion of female talent and leadership inhibits innovation and growth.
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"Cablivi is the first targeted treatment that inhibits the formation of blood clots," Richard Pazdur, director of the FDA's Oncology Center of Excellence, said.
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Hodin and his team found that the artificial sweetener inhibits intestinal alkaline phosphatase (IAP), which is a gut enzyme that researchers believe prevents obesity.
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The extract, known as ouabain, inhibits an enzyme called Na/K-ATPase, which helps cells pump sodium out and potassium in through their membrane.
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"The denial of visas for people to attend scientific conferences inhibits the free flow of ideas that is essential for scientific progress," he wrote.
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The disorder typically manifests when a girl is 6-18 months old, and it inhibits many brain processes, including cognitive, motor and sensory functions.
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He oversees both the men's and women's leagues in Zanzibar, but he said that "tradition" inhibits his office's ability to effectively promote women's soccer.
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There is a formality inherent in recording that I feel inhibits folks from speaking freely, and many of the people I interview are undocumented.
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"Any potential delay, denial, or deception by Iran that inhibits the IAEA's essential safeguards verification work must be addressed immediately," the U.S. statement said.
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He is disturbed that the Choice Act would keep ratings agencies entrenched and the S.E.C. as a gatekeeper that inhibits competition in the arena.
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National evidence suggests that those who are unemployed and have significant health issues find the lack of coverage inhibits searching for or maintaining employment.
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The drug works, he said, by inhibiting vitamin K synthesis, which in turn inhibits the production of proteins in the blood that control bleeding.
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Once the beetles drill in, they start hatching larvae that eat away the tree's system for transporting nutrients, and spread fungus that inhibits sap production.
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This lengthy and cumbersome process not only inhibits efficiency – it nurtures a toxic work environment that can lower the morale and productivity of competent workers.
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Even before the debacle, many Democrats had expressed frustration with Iowa's lack of racial diversity, charging that it inhibits the campaigns of candidates of color.
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In other words, LinkedIn's business model inhibits the growth of the network; and the network growth is ultimately what its business model is reliant upon.
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Their collection of data about their users is a formidable barrier to entry that inhibits new competitors and makes it hard for consumers to switch.
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Apple notes that any damage that inhibits the battery's replacement will need to be repaired first, and the program doesn't extend the computer's standard warranty.
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"Our current system reduces incentives for entrepreneurial ventures and investment, and at the same time inhibits the growth of a vibrant economy," Mr. Carson said.
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This fear often results in postponement of the succession announcement until the last minute — and inhibits what could have been a much smoother transition process.
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That's not just true for families or residents of cities like New York and San Francisco, where a high cost of living inhibits financial stability.
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Overtraining affects your sleep, inhibits your mental edge, and drains your immune system, which has to activate in overdrive to keep up with heavy activity.
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In the process, a molecule called adenosine can be released which then inhibits the function of T-cells being called on to attack cancer cells.
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The sodium benzoate increased a type of protein in the brain that helps with visual and memory learning and decreased a protein that inhibits learning.
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Some have reported cyanopsia (blue-tinted vision), which happens when sildenafil citrate inhibits an enzyme that sensitizes rod cells responsible for detecting blue-green light.
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But chronically viewing the glass as half-empty is detrimental both mentally and physically and inhibits one's ability to bounce back from life's inevitable stresses.
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Working in darkness, he adds light by overexposing, and inhibits it chemically, an idiosyncratic variant of the rigidly scientific developing system codified by Ansel Adams.
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Mercury in pregnant women inhibits fetal brain development, which can result in reductions in cognitive and motor abilities, as well as behavioral changes, in children.
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The drug, chemically known as selinexor, binds to and inhibits a protein called XPO1, leading to the accumulation of cancer-suppressing proteins in the cells.
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Other animals are white because they're albinos — they have a congenital disorder that inhibits the formation of color in the animal's skin, hair, scales, and eyes.
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The famous THC molecule in marijuana partially activates two cannabinoid receptors in the brain, one that causes a high and one that inhibits the immune system.
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However, information classification sometimes inhibits the timely sharing of important threat intelligence, potentially leaving critical infrastructure owners and operators in the dark about serious cybersecurity risks.
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Women's omission inhibits their ability to convey their unique experiences, grievances, priorities and hopes for Afghanistan's future and to shape post-conflict institutions and broader society.
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High sugar content and low pH mean honey inhibits microbial growth, but certain honeys still retain their antimicrobial activity when these are diluted to negligible levels.
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The surveys ask questions like whether work inhibits a woman's ability to be a good mother and whether both parents should contribute financially to a family.
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Fear of an American-style market-based system inhibits a national conversation about how to expand the breadth of coverage and increase the timeliness of services.
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And while I wonder if this new measure of compatibility inhibits our pursuit of a more perfect union, here's hoping it could just lead to mine.
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Some studies suggest that immigration inhibits public support for generous social-welfare programs—which, for libertarian supporters of the idea, is in no way a problem.
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"When banks have big blocks of commitments on their books that they can't sell it really inhibits their ability to commit to new financing," Nassof said.
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" Kathryn Dunn Tenpas, senior research fellow at Brookings and author of the staff turnover study, said, "The turmoil inhibits his ability to complete his campaign promises.
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Though video games commonly aspire to cinema-grade action, their congenital chaos, in the form of our actions as players, inhibits even a pretense of choreography.
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To isolate the agent that inhibits B. gladioli's competitors, the researchers cultivated samples from a patient with cystic fibrosis and analysed the chemicals secreted by bacteria therein.
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Blue light, research has shown, inhibits the release of melatonin and hence makes it harder to fall asleep after you've been sitting in front of a screen.
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Regular sugar consumption also inhibits the action of the dopamine transporter, a protein which pumps dopamine out of the synapse and back into the neuron after firing.
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But in truth, it's not the squeamishness of immature sex partners that inhibits the vibe during our Special Moon Time — it's the risk of destroying our bedding.
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It inhibits our willingness to build out our networks, and we simply are not able to provide more people with digital opportunity as a result of that.
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But previous research on creativity suggests that the fear of embarrassment — of being judged as incompetent and awkward — is what inhibits idea generation, rather than embarrassment itself.
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Trump took the step over the protests of Democratic officials and activists in California, who argue it inhibits efforts to fight climate change and improve public health.
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"We think that because sugar damage reduces some MIF functions and completely inhibits others that this could be a tipping point that allows Alzheimer's to develop," he said.
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On the other hand, some athletes like Lebron claim that the keto diet helps them perform, yet recent studies have shown that the diet actually inhibits athletic performance.
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Although several countries technically claim territory on the frozen landmass, the Antarctic Treaty prohibits them from using that land in a way that inhibits the access of others.
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" I.V.F., Boggs suggests, inhibits this process: "The desire for a biological child does not fade into ambivalence or deepen into wise acceptance, post-treatment: It only grows stronger.
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"Indiana's 'Red Flag Law' is a common-sense measure that in no way inhibits the Second Amendment rights of law-abiding citizens," Mr. Hill said in a statement.
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Also, owning a home inhibits moving, and young adults are the most likely age group to move, so they may prefer not to own just yet, he said.
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YouTube rolled out a new policy it had announced in June to put "offensive" videos in a "limited state" that inhibits sharing and prevents them from generating ad revenue.
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Those working in the industry say the law makes them less safe, as it forces the trade underground and inhibits them from being able to properly vet their customers.
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The researchers simply infer whether the interactions between two species are positive (species A promotes the growth of species B), negative (A inhibits the growth of B) or neutral.
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To that end, they treated a variety of human, mouse, and rat cells with a drug that reduces the production of ROS and a drug that inhibits protease activity.
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Screen time inhibits toddler development, study finds Although the committee writes that its dive into the topic was hindered by "the limited quantity and quality of academic evidence available".
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Winter's plot to let the clowns break in hints that Kai, or the killer cult in general, wants to push Ally into the same mental state Winter currently inhibits.
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People have questioned the many young people a part of the March For Our Lives movement, believing that their age inhibits them from fully understanding the situation at hand.
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Alcohol inhibits vasopressin, the hormone that stops you from urinating and helps your kidneys reabsorb water, says Brigitte Zeitlin, MPH, RD, CDN, a registered dietitian in New York City.
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In the latest research, scientists have found that long term exposure to space inhibits the movement of oxygen through the body, reducing an astronaut's ability to perform strenuous tasks.
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But if self-doubt inhibits you from socializing, you may want to remind yourself that other people are not likely to be as hard on yourself as you are.
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This is a response to publishers that have complained to Facebook that its one-size fits all advertising platform inhibits them from making more money when articles are redistributed.
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Many argue that a strictly closed process inhibits the party from appealing to a broader swath of the electorate, while others fear that non-Republican voters dilute conservative voices.
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But the pricing also inhibits new customers from experiencing Apple devices to their fullest potential because the owners are reluctant to pay for something they were told was free.
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Something about the knowledge that the communication of bad news to the boss may get you killed or shipped off to the gulag inhibits open dialogue or original thought.
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One of the little-recognized side effects of disability denial is that it inhibits the firing of the synapses that enables people to think of themselves as having rights.
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But it also tells your fat tissue to take up fat and inhibits the release of fat; it tells your muscles, your lean tissue, to use protein for rebuilding.
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Ultimately, they concluded that estrogen seems to enable the brain-related effects of metformin on brain stem cells in adult females, while testosterone inhibits its activity in adult males.
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These kinds of collateral consequences could actually hurt the kids the program intends to help if it inhibits parents' ability to support their children and get them to school.
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The Odin, Zayner's startup, just started selling a molecule that disables a gene that inhibits muscle growth, so the end result — or at least the intended one — is bigger muscles.
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Georgia State University researchers report they found a new human protein, called RBBP6, that naturally inhibits replication of the Ebola virus that they hope will lead to a new drug.
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Screen time inhibits toddler development, study finds A study has found that kids 2-5 years old who engage in more screen time received worse scores in developmental screening tests.
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The reason why, he says, is that the way advisers are paid, trained, and regulated generally inhibits them from recommending a non-licensed product like physical real estate to clients.
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"There's a lot of saving face norms" in many Asian communities, Keum says, which inhibits the ability to seek help or learn that others might be experiencing the same difficulties.
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By some estimates, between one and two million Americans have such bad paruresis that it inhibits their ability to go out and socialize or to hold down a normal job.
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"The deteriorating state of human rights and rule of law in Tanzania inhibits development, economic prosperity, peace, and security," the U.S. statement said, urging the government to safeguard people's rights.
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But while it leads to higher yields in the short-term, multiple studies show that ploughing, fertilizing and using chemical pesticides on the soil dramatically inhibits its long-term health.
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He said that Mr. Trump has delivered for evangelicals on every issue — from abortion, to religious freedom to vowing to abolish the Johnson Amendment that inhibits churches from endorsing politicians.
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In a study published on Thursday in the journal Science, researchers found evidence that a compound called indole-3-carbinol (i33c) blocks an enzyme that inhibits the activity of Pten.
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An unconventional collaboration between a former World Bank economist and a novelist, "Equality for Women = Prosperity for All" analyzes how women's exclusion from work and educational opportunities inhibits economic growth.
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A team at Tohoku University in Japan led by Dr. Toshio Miyata has developed a drug that inhibits PAI-1 and that, in an early trial, appears to be safe.
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The researchers halted the growth of some older guts by adding a drug that inhibits muscular contractions, and also by slicing the tubes open, which stopped the circular squeezing motion.
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While active, JTTFs are not perfect because the FBI's culture — that only they have the proper experience to handle terrorism cases — inhibits sharing intelligence with local and other law enforcement.
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With the no-throttling rule, we ban conduct that is not outright blocking, but inhibits the delivery of particular content, applications, or services, or particular classes of content, applications, or services.
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This designation freezes a company's U.S. assets and forbids U.S. nationals from doing business with them, while the extra-territorial nature of the Treasury's secondary sanctions also inhibits broader global trade.
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This defensive reflex is so short-lived, it probably won't reach consciousness, because, in short, the rational part of your brain recognizes there's no threat and quickly inhibits your fear center.
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He's just like any other teenager, except he was born with cerebral palsy, a movement disorder that inhibits him from walking, has weakened his muscles, and makes speaking an arduous task.
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"These patients now have a new, targeted therapy that inhibits a protein involved in keeping tumor cells alive," Dr. Richard Pazdur, director of the FDA's oncology division, said in a statement.
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"In conversations with corrections staff, we have heard repeatedly that the hiring freeze 'hurts tremendously' and 'inhibits [them] from maintaining the safety and security' of our Federal corrections institution," they wrote.
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Both men are psychology professors, at Harvard and N.Y.U., who bravely stand against what can be the smothering orthodoxy that inhibits thought on campus, but not from the familiar conservative position.
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Bueso, now 24, has mucopolysaccharidosis type VI (MPS-6), which inhibits the body's ability to process sugar, ultimately causing symptoms such as dwarfism, enlarged organs, impaired breathing and painful bone abnormalities.
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One of the problems with elite universities is that they accustom students to a sense of prestige that's both superficial and inhibits a certain kind of risk-taking and genuine nonconformity.
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But the de Blasio administration has struggled to meet a goal to open 90 new shelters over five years in an effort to expand an inadequate shelter system that inhibits flexibility.
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The list of six defined criteria were made plain in the president's order, including whether a regulation inhibits job creation; is outdated, unnecessary, or ineffective; or imposes costs that exceed benefits.
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That office has been heavily criticized for its byzantine structure that often inhibits or discourages victims from pursuing their perpetrators, but lawmakers technically control what the office can and cannot do.
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If you look up at the roof of this building, there's a lot of structure up there that inhibits some of the signals the car needs to be able to self drive.
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She's dying of breast cancer, as shown in the panel above, and wielding the powers of the Thunder God inhibits the chemotherapy treatments she needs to defend her body against the disease.
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There is also research showing that pomegranate extract inhibits the growth of prostate, breast, colon and lung cancer cells in lab cultures, and may inhibit the growth of some tumors in animals.
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While cells have pumps to help reduce this kind of swelling, estrogen inhibits their efficient functioning, which puts women or people with high estrogen levels at higher risk of suffering from hyponatremia.
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Hart points out that rodent studies have found a significant link with reduced amyloid plaque, due to the fact that THC inhibits the enzyme AChE, which is involved in producing the plaque.
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Hunger can force students to drop out of school to work more, which inhibits academic success, said Nicholas Freudenberg, a distinguished professor at CUNY's Graduate School of Public Health and Health Policy.
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It is able to gain a foothold there because the respiratory tracts of such patients are clogged with mucus that inhibits the actions of immune-system cells which would otherwise destroy the invaders.
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"America is in the midst of a ballooning student debt crisis, schools tend to be inflexible and quarantined from urgent cultural issues, and competition between students inhibits productive collaboration," said Beery and Manwelyan.
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That aqueduct will be shut down for several 10-week increments so crews can scrub out microorganisms that have created a layer of "biofilm," which inhibits the flow through the century-old tunnel.
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In addition, the Fed's estimates of the neutral rate of interest - the point at which policy neither stimulates nor inhibits economic decisions - may be held permanently lower by the state of the world.
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Increasingly, when American industry is forced to abandon these markets, the gap is filled by Russian and Chinese companies, and their presence inhibits future American defense industrial partnerships because of counter-intelligence concerns.
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When he bowed out of the race Thursday, his allies expressed frustration that he was prevented from doing so, casting him as a victim of a primary process that inhibits candidates of color.
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South America can no longer afford constitutional arrangements that associate, as the United States Constitution does, the fragmentation of power, necessary to freedom, with the slowing down of politics, which inhibits structural change.
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The outbreak turned out to be tied to hypoglycin, a toxin found in the ackee fruit that inhibits the body's ability to synthesize glucose, leading to acute hypoglycemia, or low blood glucose levels.
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In a statement, U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer and Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue welcomed the decision, saying China's system "ultimately inhibits TRQs from filling, denying U.S. farmers access to China's market for grain".
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However, at this point, it's unclear if the storm will survive its interaction with the mountains of Hispaniola during the next two days, let alone atmospheric wind shear which typically inhibits tropical cyclone development.
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Scientists have shown that it's possible to artificially infect large populations of Aedes aegypti mosquitoes with Wolbachia, which inhibits their ability to spread dengue—but not their ability to transmit Wolbachia to other populations.
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This makes it difficult for community banks to navigate the system, and inhibits the entrance of innovative financial technology — also known as "fintech" — players who have begun to fill the small business loan gap.
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The activity of manuka honey has been tested against a diverse range of microbes, particularly those that cause wound infections, and it inhibits problematic bacterial pathogens, including superbugs that are resistant to multiple antibiotics.
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And if the solution is really this simple — your body makes too much of this peptide, so here's a drug that inhibits it — I'd struggle to understand why it took so long to develop.
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"For cis-gendered males, revealing you have a fleshlight gives implications that you can't 'get a girl' on your own, which inhibits the positive ramifications of using sex toys," one anonymous user told me.
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Endocannabinoids are the only neurotransmitters that engage in such 'retrograde signaling,' a form of intracellular communication that inhibits immune response, reduces inflammation, relaxes musculature, lowers blood pressure, dilates bronchial passages, and normalizes overstimulated nerves.
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Alcohol is incredibly dehydrating because it inhibits the hormone vasopressin, which helps your kidneys reabsorb water and stops you from urinating, Brigitte Zeitlin, MPH, RD, CDN, a registered dietitian in New York City told Refinery29.
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"A monopoly inhibits the benign conditions stimulating the subsequent improvements in service stemming from a healthy competitive environment," Fabio Nogueira, an OAB senior member in Rio de Janeiro, was quoted in the complaint as saying.
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"It only inhibits motility of sperm and does not interfere with sperm development," senior study author Gunda Georg, head of the Department of Medicinal Chemistry at the University of Minnesota, tells me in an email.
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But Hiroyuki Wada, an arborist for the Flower Association of Japan, told the public broadcaster NHK that extreme weather had stripped the trees of leaves, which produce a hormone that inhibits the buds from growing.
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"In U.S. or UK, the consumer healthcare space is dominated by chains like Walgreens or Boots, but here it is thousands of independent pharmacies, it's crazy," Meralli told TechCrunch, explaining that this severely inhibits market understanding.
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"Indiana's 'Red Flag Law' is a common-sense measure that in no way inhibits the Second Amendment Rights of law-abiding citizens," said Curtis T. Hill Jr., the state's Republican attorney general, in a recent statement.
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For everyday communication, countries like this use a lingua franca, often derived from pidgin English, but prejudice against non-traditional languages, and the fear that they will undermine traditional ones, inhibits their use in the classroom.
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Yes, newer FE games have provided "queer options," but those queer options often go hand-in-hand with something, be it narrative or mechanical or both, that shuts down or inhibits queer experiences of those options.
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New research published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences shows that the practice of chilling tomatoes below 54 degrees Fahrenheit (12 degrees Celsius) inhibits their ability to generate substances that contribute to aroma and flavor.
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A prominent Provo, Utah, police official has spoken out to PEOPLE against Brigham Young University's practice of opening "honor code" investigations into students who have reported being sexually assaulted, claiming the practice inhibits victims from coming forward.
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What initially struck me about Mayhew specifically is their community based approach not simply on rehoming animals, but in the preventative care that inhibits these cats and dogs from ending up in shelters in the first place.
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I was born and raised in a system that exerts control under the guise of paternalism — a system that caresses you as it beats you, that teaches you but also inhibits you, enlightens you and censures you.
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"With recession signals already flashing, this kind of uncertainty could be dangerous as it inhibits consumption and capital spending," Lisa Shalett, chief investment officer at Morgan Stanley Wealth Management, wrote in a note to clients on Tuesday.
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Handler's comments are essentially shaming immigrants who try to adapt to American culture, and when people bully them by making fun of their level of skill in mastering the English language it inhibits them from speaking altogether.
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It is long past time to recognize lotteries as a relatively insignificant revenue source in the modern day, one that holds an obvious appeal but inhibits Americans from funding their government in a more straightforward and sustainable fashion.
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In addition to the fentanyl citrate—a powerful opioid that inhibits breathing and knocks out consciousness—he received a deadly cocktail that included the tranquilizer diazepam, the muscle relaxant cisatracurium besylate, and potassium chloride, which stops heart function.
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Obviously, any decision that inhibits the ease with which contraband can be smuggled into a jail or prison facility is a smart one, and it is reasonable to conclude that less contraband of any kind — drugs, weapons, etc.
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Lab studies have shown that curcumin inhibits mediators of inflammation, and mouse studies found that, in rodents at least, it can ease colitis, blunt the immune responses in rheumatoid arthritis and reduce nerve inflammation in traumatic brain injury.
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Bannister, the firm's head of institutional equity strategy, wrote in a note Thursday that the fed funds rate is too high relative to the neutral rate, the theoretical level at which policy neither fuels nor inhibits economic growth.
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Patients with treatment-resistant epilepsy who aren't candidates for surgery can opt to implant a vagus nerve stimulator in their chest that sends electrical bursts through the vagus nerve and to the brain, which inhibits seizures up to 40%.
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Some health professionals argue that providing intensive care for children like Israel costs thousands of dollars per day, and inhibits hospitals from helping other critically ill children who could benefit from the resources, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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Compared with 19 teenagers who were not addicted, the brains of the addicted boys had significantly higher levels of GABA, a neurotransmitter in the cortex that inhibits neurons, than levels of glutamate-glutamine, a neurotransmitter that energizes brain signals.
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" Such legislation, the executives write, inhibits "our ability to build diverse and inclusive workforce pipelines, recruit top talent across the states, and protect the well-being of all the people who keep our businesses thriving day in and day out.
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Generally, the enzymes in your gut would deactivate DMT before it's absorbed, however the vine aspect of ayahuasca inhibits normal digestive system functioning so that the chemicals can be absorbed by the body and travel through the blood brain barrier.
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Donors who learn from nonprofit staff in this way will also be more responsive to the real needs of these organizations—for example, offering unrestricted, long-term support rather than the highly restricted single-year funding that inhibits nonprofit performance.
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Unless, of course, you're one of a subset of people who have a liver defect or are taking another supplement that inhibits its effectiveness or have an arrhythmia—in that case, you might experience cardiac impairment or even cardiac death.
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The lack of national data for recidivism rates at one, five, seven and even 10 years, is a significant problem because it inhibits the ability of states to set reasonable goals for recidivism reduction and compare program effectiveness over time.
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"Dismissal of this indictment as to Jeffrey Epstein in no way prohibits or inhibits the government's ongoing investigation into potential co-conspirators," said Assistant U.S. Attorney Maurene Comey, adding that prosecutors also could continue to seek forfeiture of Epstein's assets.
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"In thinking about the relationship between work and leisure, I would argue that rather than thinking about how leisure can promote greater productivity at work, a more important consideration is about how work inhibits our leisure time," Mr. Fletcher said.
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The domestic, as Mailhot observes, interferes with the writer's ability to complete the memory, jot down the thought (those soapy hands), but it is still the site, the source, of the realization, the place that paradoxically engenders and inhibits writing.
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"For some time now, we've been concerned that this ad hoc office network actually inhibits our ability to compete in the rapidly changing retail landscape," Wal-Mart CEO Doug McMillon wrote in a note to employees on the company's website.
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Devin Nunes, sent a letter to Schiff that both requested a number of witnesses be called and complaining that House Democrats' "sham impeachment process" unfairly inhibits Republicans from fully participating in the hearings due to the rules around such requests.
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The European Commission has made it a goal to carve out a bigger role for the euro, partly to raise the bloc's global political clout, but the fragmented nature of the common currency area inhibits this process, the ECB said.
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While the Manafort case is a prominent example of a potential FARA violation, the Justice Department said that its lack of subpoena powers inhibits it from investigating whether there are other foreign organizations that claim to be acting independently that should be registering.
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"There is a fog-of-war atmosphere here that inhibits good policy making," said Paul Blustein, a former Washington Post reporter and the author of "Laid Low: Inside the Crisis that Overwhelmed Europe and the I.M.F.," which will be out in October.
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Top liberals have reached a détente with the House Democratic campaign arm in a dispute over a policy that inhibits primary challengers to incumbents — a move intended to unify Democrats in this year's battle to protect their majority and defeat President Donald Trump.
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Here is what we found: While critics of collective leadership say it inhibits the ability to move fast, our research shows that there are key areas where a lack of cooperative leadership at the top-level and beyond can have negative effects.
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