Sentence examples for becoming limited from inspiring English sources
This astroglial loss becomes more pronounced by 3 days post-ischaemia, with astrocytes becoming limited to the perimeter of spinal white matter and completely absent from the ischaemic core as determined by GFAP-immunoreactivity (results not shown).
Yet with international investors increasingly unwilling to provide cheap financing to fill budget holes, options are becoming limited.
We displayed a map showing how poppy cultivation was becoming limited to the south, more associated with the insurgency and disassociated from poverty.
That memory, like so much else, is now fading in middle age, becoming limited to a means of recalling what I've read, but an otherwise unreliable, even capricious, tool for much else.
The company was also running the massive Yelp application inside its own datacenters, and as it grew it was increasingly becoming limited by long lead times required to procure and get new hardware online.
In particular, many investigations have recently focused on nanostructure Co3O4 as a promising anode alternative due to its higher theoretical capacity (890 mAh/g) compared to that of commercialized carbonaceous material (theoretical capacity: 392 mAh/g) which is now becoming limited owing to its low capacity.
Each of these enzymes reacts to form a complex with PEP, and thus by having a higher fraction in the free enzyme form, would leave more PEP free, keeping this metabolite from becoming limiting, and allowing these models to match the experimental phenotype indicating that E4P, and not PEP, is the first limiting metabolite in DAHP synthesis.
This is consistent with components of the translational machinery becoming limiting.
Therefore, observation of the effect of TERT promoter mutations requires the analysis of differentiated cells in which TERT down-regulation results in it becoming limiting for telomerase activity.
Thus, hexon mRNA-targeting siRNAs may be partially sequestered away from their actual target by the pVI mRNA, thereby becoming limiting in hexon silencing.
Here I present and discuss evidence that the interactions between DNA and the nuclear substructure, commonly known as the nuclear matrix, define a higher-order structure within the cell nucleus that following thermodynamic constraints, stochastically evolves towards maximum stability, thus becoming limiting for mitosis to occur.
