inhibition definition

inhibition means an order made under section 70, or a prohibition;
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inhibition means when pollutant levels in a POTW’s wastewater or sludge cause operations problems for biological treatment processes involving secondary or tertiary wastewater treatment and alter the POTW’s ability to adequately remove BOD, TSS, and other pollutants.
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inhibition. (制止令) means an order made under section 75(1); “instrument” (文書) includes—
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More Definitions of inhibition

inhibition means inhibition at a therapeutically useful level by binding to a pre-selected Coagulation Cascade Protein.
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inhibition means an order made under section 75(1);
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inhibition. (制止令) means an order made under section 74(1); “instrument” (文書) -
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inhibition means any discharge which has a negative impact upon the biological activity within the District’s facilities.
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