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Things inhibition often describes ("inhibition ________")
- titer
- concept
- network
- method
- potentials
- assays
- zone
- studies
- rebound
- fields
- procedures
- curve
- factor
- timidity
- impulsion
- kinetics
- balance
- responses
- reflex
- relationship
- techniques
- activity
- antibodies
- patterns
- assay
- testing
- return
- curves
- correlate
- flask
- mechanism
- deficits
- deficit
- theory
- titrations
- coordination
- model
- sets
- experiment
- experiments
- excitation
- sequence
- hypothesis
- activation
- disinhibition
- technique
- pattern
- type
- mechanisms
- response
- phenomenon
- test
- antibody
- paradox
- immunoassay
- continuum
- principle
- constants
- reaction
- cycle
- properties
- threshold
- titers
- task
- explanation
- reactions
- tests
- effects
- index
- release
- procedure
- therapy
- effect
- paradigm
- scale
How inhibition often is described ("________ inhibition")
- mediated
- tonic
- feedback
- negative
- lateral
- partial
- maximal
- simultaneous
- pharmacological
- postsynaptic
- mitotic
- bacterial
- central
- apparent
- latent
- reactive
- specific
- term
- emotional
- substrate
- temporary
- chronic
- acute
- spinal
- less
- sympathetic
- differential
- potent
- strong
- uncompetitive
- irreversible
- noncompetitive
- reciprocal
- observed
- rapid
- internal
- active
- maximum
- nervous
- transient
- cardiac
- synergistic
- conditioned
- retroactive
- adrenergic
- excessive
- allosteric
- mutual
- induced
- competitive
- direct
- peripheral
- enzyme
- proactive
- intracortical
- protective
- slight
- behavioral
- constitutional
- neural
- presynaptic
- marked
- recurrent
- effective
- profound
- weak
- selective
- voluntary
- complete
- cortical
- sexual
- reversible
- significant
- severe
- subsequent
- hemagglutination
- synaptic
- dependent
- nitric
- prolonged
- vagal
- external
- generalized
