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It then becomes widespread throughout the myofibres in foetal stages (see Figure 4d in Wessels et al., 1991), becoming restricted to the sarcolemma only in maturing and adult muscles.
The availability of 3He in recent years is becoming restricted with an order of magnitude price increase for this material.
Uniform-acceptance prevents the system from becoming restricted to its current potential energy basin, while force-bias ensures a preferential evolution along the lowest-force reaction coordinate.
Conservation projects are time sensitive, research funding is becoming restricted, and informed decisions depend on our ability to embrace integrative approaches to biodiversity science.
During the most extreme periods (the glacial maxima, when climates were at their coldest and, in most places, also driest), the range of tropical rainforests shrank to its smallest extent, becoming restricted to relatively small refugia.
Weak R-cadherin staining was first found in the vesicle stage, becoming restricted to glomerular visceral epithelial cells (VEC) during the S-shaped body stage.
"The trend that worries me is that the arts, culture and success in all kinds of creative fields is becoming more restricted to people with the financial means to support themselves".
In the central nervous system (CNS), cdo expression is detected as early as E7.5 and maintained in the dorsal ventricular zones of the brain and spinal cord, becoming increasingly restricted in the adult.
Fulani migratory routes are also becoming more restricted due to concerns over terror or jihadist attacks in traditional migration routes and destinations, such as the northern areas near the Mali border.
Populations of the species in southern California are also becoming more restricted in range because of urbanization and agricultural development in the region.
