Definition of inhibitor in English:

inhibitor

nounɪnˈhɪbɪtəɪnˈhɪbədər

1A thing which inhibits someone or something.
Example sentencesExamples
- I discovered that an inhibitor on the pace of progress was that every retired respiratory specialist in the country was already working flat-out.
- Why don't we just put speed inhibitors in all new cars?
- It's an inhibitor, a barrier that we don't feel we need here in Chippenham.
- Such a move could often be viewed as a capital inhibitor.
- Legal rules may well be used presentationally, rather than being operational working rules or inhibitors.
- When those rust inhibitors lose their effectiveness, the inside of the radiator can start to corrode.
- The tort threat and the threat of criminal prosecution after a crime has been committed are the most reliable inhibitors of criminal aggression.
- The lack of enterprise space in the town is a major inhibitor to the development of new businesses.
- What's different, at least for journalists in Iraq today, is that the viciousness and brutality is a much greater inhibitor to work.
- Perhaps motorcycles should be compulsorily fitted with speed inhibitors.
- "The fear of failure is a large inhibitor to risk-taking, creative thought and behaviour," she said.
- ‘We do not see the initial cost of the deal as an inhibitor to longer-term shareholder returns,’ he said.
- But in the end these elements only really came into play in the final episode and they weren't really inhibitors.
1. 1.1 A substance which slows down or prevents a particular chemical reaction or other process or which reduces the activity of a particular reactant, catalyst, or enzyme.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The underlying mechanisms by which angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitors prevent vascular events have been discussed widely.
  Several nucleoside-based inhibitors of these viral enzymes, including that of the HIV virus, also typically show modest inhibition of telomere synthesis.
  Moreover, inhibition of the cysteine protease activity by chemical inhibitors suppressed the leaf senescence process.
  Enzyme inhibitors traditionally target the active site by matching its steric, hydrogen binding, and charge constraints.
  Maturation induced by xanthine oxidase was prevented by allopurinol, an inhibitor of xanthine oxidase activity, and by N-acetylcysteine.
2. 1.2Genetics A gene whose presence prevents the expression of some other gene at a different locus.
  Example sentencesExamples
  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.
  Mixing studies should be performed to differentiate between a factor deficiency and the presence of an inhibitor.
  Genetic screens have successfully identified a number of different growth promoters and growth inhibitors in Drosophila.
  No mutations were detected associated with resistance to multinucleoside or nucleotide reverse transcriptase inhibitors, such as Q151M or insertions at codon 69.
  These data indicate the importance of the beta-globin control for signaling either the presence of an inhibitor or insufficient DNA template for amplification.
3. 1.3Scots Law A person who takes out an inhibition.

Rhymes

exhibitor, prohibiter

Definition of inhibitor in US English:

inhibitor

nouninˈhibədərɪnˈhɪbədər

1A thing which inhibits someone or something.
Example sentencesExamples
- Such a move could often be viewed as a capital inhibitor.
- When those rust inhibitors lose their effectiveness, the inside of the radiator can start to corrode.
- ‘We do not see the initial cost of the deal as an inhibitor to longer-term shareholder returns,’ he said.
- But in the end these elements only really came into play in the final episode and they weren't really inhibitors.
- Perhaps motorcycles should be compulsorily fitted with speed inhibitors.
- Legal rules may well be used presentationally, rather than being operational working rules or inhibitors.
- The tort threat and the threat of criminal prosecution after a crime has been committed are the most reliable inhibitors of criminal aggression.
- "The fear of failure is a large inhibitor to risk-taking, creative thought and behaviour," she said.
- What's different, at least for journalists in Iraq today, is that the viciousness and brutality is a much greater inhibitor to work.
- It's an inhibitor, a barrier that we don't feel we need here in Chippenham.
- The lack of enterprise space in the town is a major inhibitor to the development of new businesses.
- I discovered that an inhibitor on the pace of progress was that every retired respiratory specialist in the country was already working flat-out.
- Why don't we just put speed inhibitors in all new cars?
1. 1.1 A substance which slows down or prevents a particular chemical reaction or other process or which reduces the activity of a particular reactant, catalyst, or enzyme.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Enzyme inhibitors traditionally target the active site by matching its steric, hydrogen binding, and charge constraints.
  The underlying mechanisms by which angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitors prevent vascular events have been discussed widely.
  Several nucleoside-based inhibitors of these viral enzymes, including that of the HIV virus, also typically show modest inhibition of telomere synthesis.
  Moreover, inhibition of the cysteine protease activity by chemical inhibitors suppressed the leaf senescence process.
  Maturation induced by xanthine oxidase was prevented by allopurinol, an inhibitor of xanthine oxidase activity, and by N-acetylcysteine.
2. 1.2Genetics A gene whose presence prevents the expression of some other gene at a different locus.
  Example sentencesExamples
  No mutations were detected associated with resistance to multinucleoside or nucleotide reverse transcriptase inhibitors, such as Q151M or insertions at codon 69.
  These data indicate the importance of the beta-globin control for signaling either the presence of an inhibitor or insufficient DNA template for amplification.
  Genetic screens have successfully identified a number of different growth promoters and growth inhibitors in Drosophila.
  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.
  Mixing studies should be performed to differentiate between a factor deficiency and the presence of an inhibitor.

单词	inhibitor
释义	Definition of inhibitor in English: inhibitor nounɪnˈhɪbɪtəɪnˈhɪbədər 1A thing which inhibits someone or something. Example sentencesExamples I discovered that an inhibitor on the pace of progress was that every retired respiratory specialist in the country was already working flat-out. Why don't we just put speed inhibitors in all new cars? It's an inhibitor, a barrier that we don't feel we need here in Chippenham. Such a move could often be viewed as a capital inhibitor. Legal rules may well be used presentationally, rather than being operational working rules or inhibitors. When those rust inhibitors lose their effectiveness, the inside of the radiator can start to corrode. The tort threat and the threat of criminal prosecution after a crime has been committed are the most reliable inhibitors of criminal aggression. The lack of enterprise space in the town is a major inhibitor to the development of new businesses. What's different, at least for journalists in Iraq today, is that the viciousness and brutality is a much greater inhibitor to work. Perhaps motorcycles should be compulsorily fitted with speed inhibitors. "The fear of failure is a large inhibitor to risk-taking, creative thought and behaviour," she said. ‘We do not see the initial cost of the deal as an inhibitor to longer-term shareholder returns,’ he said. But in the end these elements only really came into play in the final episode and they weren't really inhibitors. 1.1 A substance which slows down or prevents a particular chemical reaction or other process or which reduces the activity of a particular reactant, catalyst, or enzyme. Example sentencesExamples The underlying mechanisms by which angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitors prevent vascular events have been discussed widely. Several nucleoside-based inhibitors of these viral enzymes, including that of the HIV virus, also typically show modest inhibition of telomere synthesis. Moreover, inhibition of the cysteine protease activity by chemical inhibitors suppressed the leaf senescence process. Enzyme inhibitors traditionally target the active site by matching its steric, hydrogen binding, and charge constraints. Maturation induced by xanthine oxidase was prevented by allopurinol, an inhibitor of xanthine oxidase activity, and by N-acetylcysteine. 1.2Genetics A gene whose presence prevents the expression of some other gene at a different locus. Example sentencesExamples 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. Mixing studies should be performed to differentiate between a factor deficiency and the presence of an inhibitor. Genetic screens have successfully identified a number of different growth promoters and growth inhibitors in Drosophila. No mutations were detected associated with resistance to multinucleoside or nucleotide reverse transcriptase inhibitors, such as Q151M or insertions at codon 69. These data indicate the importance of the beta-globin control for signaling either the presence of an inhibitor or insufficient DNA template for amplification. 1.3Scots Law A person who takes out an inhibition. Rhymes exhibitor, prohibiter Definition of inhibitor in US English: inhibitor nouninˈhibədərɪnˈhɪbədər 1A thing which inhibits someone or something. Example sentencesExamples Such a move could often be viewed as a capital inhibitor. When those rust inhibitors lose their effectiveness, the inside of the radiator can start to corrode. ‘We do not see the initial cost of the deal as an inhibitor to longer-term shareholder returns,’ he said. But in the end these elements only really came into play in the final episode and they weren't really inhibitors. Perhaps motorcycles should be compulsorily fitted with speed inhibitors. Legal rules may well be used presentationally, rather than being operational working rules or inhibitors. The tort threat and the threat of criminal prosecution after a crime has been committed are the most reliable inhibitors of criminal aggression. "The fear of failure is a large inhibitor to risk-taking, creative thought and behaviour," she said. What's different, at least for journalists in Iraq today, is that the viciousness and brutality is a much greater inhibitor to work. It's an inhibitor, a barrier that we don't feel we need here in Chippenham. The lack of enterprise space in the town is a major inhibitor to the development of new businesses. I discovered that an inhibitor on the pace of progress was that every retired respiratory specialist in the country was already working flat-out. Why don't we just put speed inhibitors in all new cars? 1.1 A substance which slows down or prevents a particular chemical reaction or other process or which reduces the activity of a particular reactant, catalyst, or enzyme. Example sentencesExamples Enzyme inhibitors traditionally target the active site by matching its steric, hydrogen binding, and charge constraints. The underlying mechanisms by which angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitors prevent vascular events have been discussed widely. Several nucleoside-based inhibitors of these viral enzymes, including that of the HIV virus, also typically show modest inhibition of telomere synthesis. Moreover, inhibition of the cysteine protease activity by chemical inhibitors suppressed the leaf senescence process. Maturation induced by xanthine oxidase was prevented by allopurinol, an inhibitor of xanthine oxidase activity, and by N-acetylcysteine. 1.2Genetics A gene whose presence prevents the expression of some other gene at a different locus. Example sentencesExamples No mutations were detected associated with resistance to multinucleoside or nucleotide reverse transcriptase inhibitors, such as Q151M or insertions at codon 69. These data indicate the importance of the beta-globin control for signaling either the presence of an inhibitor or insufficient DNA template for amplification. Genetic screens have successfully identified a number of different growth promoters and growth inhibitors in Drosophila. 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. Mixing studies should be performed to differentiate between a factor deficiency and the presence of an inhibitor.
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