Sentence examples for consequently restricting from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, it was postulated that the neoR cassette sequence had interfered with the mutant allele expression, consequently restricting the dominant-negative effect of the mutation.

FAN1 is proposed to contain a conserved helical insertion blocking dimer formation and consequently restricting substrate specificity.

Typically these promoters are quite large, consequently restricting the size of the therapeutic gene that can readily be accommodated in an AAV vector.

Consequently restricting the number of local outlets may have only a limited effect on young people's drinking behaviour.

Consequently, restricting variability within pairs used in comparative studies reduces the required sample size, which is most welcomed amongst researchers working with limited resources such as cadaver bones.

Japan's military ventures in China proper were consequently restricted rather more severely henceforth.

Their food and ammunition supply was consequently restricted, and the troops also had to make their advance by foot.

Opponents of the so-called "personhood" initiatives say such laws could consequently restrict women's access to abortions, ban certain types of birth control and possibly bar in-vitro fertilization.

Therefore, the active surface area is blocked and consequently restricted the ion transportation at the electrode interface.

However, further study revealed that micelle containing of P105 (P105 or PEG PCL/P105 composite micelle) significantly decreased ATP level, and consequently restricted the activity of Pgp by down-regulation of mitochondrial membrane potential.

Generally, the decline in photosynthesis activity in response to chilling is attributed to a depression of Rubisco activity and RuBP regeneration, which consequently restricts the rate of CO2 assimilation (Bernacchi et al. 2003; Sage and Kubien 2007).