Sentence examples for a restricted population from inspiring English sources

Appraisals accepted in a restricted population or for which agency-defined restrictions were placed were classified as restricted.

Because donepezil and other cholinesterase inhibitors are effective in a restricted population of AD patients, this study was to designed to determine whether aged females monkeys receive the same level of benefit to the mnemonic action of donepezil as do males.

It is shown here that Runx1 is expressed in a restricted population of neurons located in the dorsolateral rostral hindbrain.

During the first day of culture, 50% and 70% of the NSCs or early precursors expressed Fgfr1 and -2, respectively, while a restricted population expressed Fgfr3 [22].

These data show that the temporally control disappearance of mRNAs from the CB is not a general process but applies to a restricted population of mRNAs, including those containing AREs.

Drosophila DRIL1 (DRI) is developmentally regulated, being expressed in a restricted population of cells including a subset of neural cells of the central nervous system, differentiating cells of the gut, and salivary gland ducts [3].

The combined need to consider physical and cognitive impairment in designing interventions could lead to a study recruiting from a very restricted population of people with dementia, if a controlled study was envisaged.

The second comparison was between undifferentiated E11.5 NS and P0 NS to identify those proteins specifically expressed in a neurogenic population of cells over a more restricted population (P0 NS), thereby taking into account those proteins related strictly to proliferation.

This pattern of inhibiting disease onset, but not the final disease severity with a single adoptive transfer is similar to the benefit observed when a more restricted population of CD4+CD25+CD62LHI Tregs was adoptively transferred.

I can understand why someone from a certain restricted population might not want to share, but that's really passé.

Given the restricted expression pattern of the Smarcd-F6 enhancer, we hypothesized that marking these cells early on would label a more restricted population of cells later in the embryo.