Areas of the cortex that inhibit movement upon stimulation have been found in some cases to be supplemental and not vital to motor function.

When we dream, we produce a chemical substance in our spinal cord that inhibits movement to stop us thrashing around.

This occurs mainly in closed channels, inhibiting movement of the -helix towards the -pleated sheet.

Key points of control generally refers to parts of the body that are advantageous when facilitating or inhibiting movement/posture.