Sentence examples for chiefly restricted from inspiring English sources
Our results suggest that overexpression of unphosphorylated Id2 in proliferating myoblasts is chiefly restricted to the cytosol, where it may exert an apoptotic effect.
Standard malaria control tools and strategies developed and directed at majority populations can have a limited impact in contexts where transmission is chiefly restricted to specific areas and/or vulnerable settings and populations.
The condition of Paludicella articulata is consequently unique among all bryozoan species studies so far, since the immunoreactivity against serotonin as well as FMRF-amide appears to be chiefly restricted to the cerebal ganglion and the circum-oral nerve ring [ 12– 15].
Even though ISRO's capacities are restricted chiefly to delivering light satellites into low-earth orbits, Antrix has made money.
Between 1949 and 1953, however, Comecon's activities were restricted chiefly to the registration of bilateral trade and credit agreements among member countries.
However, the power of this meta-analysis is restricted chiefly by the case control nature of many of the researches, with their innate susceptibility to recall bias.
Research suggests that physicians' reporting of medical errors is restricted chiefly by fear of blame, liability, poor publicity, and estrangement from peers [ 16, 17].
Polygyny is restricted to the chiefly and wealthy classes.
Such inactive-enzyme homologues are not restricted to serine proteases, but have been identified in diverse enzyme families, chiefly among proteins involved in signaling pathways and proteins that are apparently extracellular in function and are conserved across metazoan species.
More advanced formal literacy, chiefly in a study of the poets, playwrights, and historians, was given by the grammatikos, although this was restricted to the genuinely leisured.
