Sentence examples for both the restriction of from inspiring English sources

Flore and Wicherts concluded the reported effect is small, not large, but the field is inflated by publication bias: Correcting for this, the most likely true effect size is near zero (see meta-analytic plot, highlighting both the restriction of large effect to low-powered studies, and the plot asymmetry which occurs when publication bias is active).

Chordin appeared to be pivotal for both the restriction of NvDpp, NvBMP5-8, and its own expression to an asymmetric domain on one side of the directive axis and for the signaling via NvDpp and NvBMP5-8 athehe opposite side of the directive axis.

Public policy as related to preventing gun violence is an ongoing political and social debate regarding both the restriction and availability of firearms within the United States.

If you've ever worn a spacesuit during a moonwalk or EVA, and I know a lot of you have, you were probably frustrated by how difficult it was to move around — both with the restrictions of the suit itself and the limitations on what you can see and feel.

This WGP physical map includes clones from both the restriction enzyme-based BAC library of the AFLP physical map and a second BAC library, which was prepared by random shearing of genomic DNA [ 28].

The computational expenditure of both realisations is derived under the restriction of finite coefficient wordlengths.

It concerns the restriction of both the type and amount of food.

The restriction of both asparagine and glutamine have been observed to induce expression of asparagine synthetase, glutamine synthetase, IGF-I and -II, IGFBP-1, CHOP, ornithine decarboxylase, oncogenes c-JUN and c-FOS and ribosomal proteins L17 and L25 [41].

In our analysis, the coefficients for sex and the incremental risk of stage IIA relative to IB were null in both clinical-genomic signatures (when the restriction of the direction was not included, the risk for these clinical variables had a small negative value -data not shown-).

Both regions are therefore related to the restriction of cellulose hydrolysis and consequently, the release of glucose.

By comparison, in the last campaign Senator John Kerry spent about $3 million on advertising in Iowa and Howard Dean spent about $3.5 million, both operating outside the restrictions of public financing.