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...androstenedione's proponents argue that, should levels of testosterone become too high, the body will automatically inhibit the pathway through which androstenedione is converted to testosterone. Thus many of the side effects of anabolic steroids could be avoided...
...moment at which a nucleotide is added isimportant because it is the same instant at whichmany HIV drugs inhibit RT--or fail to, if RT hasmutated...
...clubs, groups and Houses. Unlike many of the events put on by the countless ethnic, racial and religious groups on campus, The Game is not meant to appeal to only a segment of the student population. Everyone is included in the Yale hype. Further, the issues that would normally inhibit our praising fair Harvard--from grapes at lunch to Faculty diversity--can be forgotten as we revel in uninhibited school pride for these few days...
...which is constitutional is not necessarily desirable. The National Advisory Commission on Criminal Justice Standards and Goals, which met in 1973, concluded that taking away the citizenship rights of offenders, including their right to vote, would inhibit the criminal justice system's efforts to reform them. "If correction is to reintegrate an offender into free society, the offender must retain all attributes of citizenship. It stated, "Mandatory denials of that participation serve no legitimate public interest...
...might that be a problem? Generally speaking, high levels of insulin inhibit the breakdown of fatty deposits in the body. So, it doesn't take much of a leap to suggest that eating too many of the wrong kinds of carbohydrates leads to too much insulin, which in turn promotes the accumulation of fat, thereby setting up the body for continuous defeat in the battle of the bulge. Or at least that's the theory that has launched a dozen diet books...