Furthermore, B and T cell-deficient RAG2−/− mice were less capable of restraining bacterial growth during the persistent phase of infection than immunocompetent mice, confirming the necessity of acquired immune mechanisms for bacterial containment.
Therefore, he who is not capable of restraining his own appetites, be he the greatest of the kings, will certainly be the unhappiest person (De utilitate, OO, II, 5; De sapientia, OO, I, 532a, 544b-545a; ed. Bracali, 135, 174-175).
MiR-29 stimulates metastasis and EMT by suppressing the cell-adhesion molecule peroxidasin homologue but is also capable of restraining cancer progression by targeting proliferation-inducing oncogenes, suppressing DNA methylation of tumor-suppressor genes, and increasing chemosensitivity [ 51].
The United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit, in Chicago, agreed in a poorly reasoned decision, ruling that the N.F.L. was not covered by Section 1 because it is a "single entity," and, therefore, not capable of restraining trade.
It is interesting that two of the motifs in Figure 9, GGTGGG and TGGGT, seem related to the cis-acting "LCS" motif (GKKGGGGGAW, where K represents G or T and W represents A or T) previously identified by Yompakdee and Huberman as being capable of restraining plasmids containing ars727 or ars3001 to replication in late S phase.
Hypothesis: Raising the awareness of the staff will lead to a reduction in the number of restraining orders, the duration of restraints and the number of patients restrained.
Georg von Hertling, who had taken the place of Michaelis as Germany's chancellor in November 1917 but had proved no more capable than he of restraining Ludendorff and Hindenburg, tendered his resignation on Sept. 29, 1918, the day of the Bulgarian armistice and of the major development of the British attack on the Western Front.
Speaking of restraining orders, Francisco Rodriguez, the Mets closer, violated his.
