Sentence examples for contributors to restricting from inspiring English sources
Similarly, increased levels of neutrophil chemoattractant IL-8 relative to monocyte chemoattractants IP-10 and MCP-1 might depict an orientation towards a granulocyte response, although mononuclear cells are considered to be the main contributors to restricting cancer growth (Klintrup et al, 2005).
But I do wish that it allowed contributors to restrict their audio so they can only be heard by people who are actually at the tagged places.
For example, the Academy of Nutrition & Dietetics is working hard on the state level to restrict who can give advice in nutrition counseling (see Forbes.com contributor Michael Ellsberg).
Wolf, a Guardian contributor, was arrested in New York after a confrontation with police officers who had set up cordons to restrict the movement of Occupy protesters outside an event for the Huffington Post, to which she also contributes.
| Regulators to restrict payday lending.
Contributors to the popular feminist blog Feministing have criticized the emphasis of the "Skinny Bitch" books on weight loss, noting that some women with eating disorders use vegan diets to restrict their food intake.
But perhaps a Plastic contributor offered the best explanation for the publications' dire straits: "This has got to be some type of conservative plot out to restrict free-thinking attitudes," Star Temp wrote in the site's chat area.
laws, that tend to restrict the franchise.
Pfizer now plans to restrict such visits.
"Manning had privileged access to restricted information.
(All decisions to restrict benefits are unpopular).
