Sentence examples for contribution of restriction from inspiring English sources

One is contribution of restriction enzyme action to generation of transposition products in some way (Figure 1B (ii)).

In the reconstruction experiment in Figure 5, we did not obtain evidence for contribution of restriction to de novo transposition, because of the dominant selection effect of restriction.

Thus, the contribution of caloric restriction and dietary isoflavonoids is not well discriminated in those settings.

We evaluated the contribution of caloric restriction versus surgically induced changes to glucose homeostasis in the immediate postoperative period.

There is no evidence of germline transmission, no evidence of functional contribution, and uncertainty about the contribution of multiple restriction sites to the generation of the reported fragments.

Treated mice with resveratrol histone deacetylase sirtuin-1 (HDAC SIRT1) and high-fat diet increase life span, apparently mimicking the well-established contribution of caloric restriction to longevity [ 127].Chromatin-modifying agents are currently being tested as novel cancer therapies [ 128].

In order to examine the potential contribution of growth restriction to late perinatal death, we used Theron charts (South African specific plots) for birth weight for gestation and defined growth restriction as country specific weight less than the 10th centile for gestational age [ 14, 15].

While several studies of the risk factors and clinical features of patients colonized or infected with multiresistant P.aeruginosa have been conducted [ 17, 18], the management strategies for these prolonged MRPA outbreaks and the contribution of antibiotic restriction [ 9] to their control have not been analyzed in depth.

Twin studies provide a unique opportunity to disentangle the contribution of foetal growth restriction, maternal environment and genetic factors to the birth weight – adult disease association.

To determine the relative contribution of each HLA restriction element to the total cytotoxic response, expanded HIV-specific CD8+ T-cells were co-incubated with heterologous uninfected and HIV-infected CD4+ T-cell targets matched at a single locus (Fig. 4B).

These observations suggest that CRISPR may be involved in the inhibition of phage insertion even in streptococci other than S. pyogenes and the degree of contribution of CRISPR to the restriction of phage insertion varies among species.