This regulation is mutually repressive in which BMPs from the hem curtail the extent of the septum, and Fgf8 from the septum curtails the extent of the Wnt expression domain, that is, the hem (Shimogori et al. 2004).
Sheriff's Department seeks to curtail the extent of subpoenas, which seek data on workers dating back to 2009.
Our results clearly indicate that pulmonary instillation of PCN can dramatically enhance subsequent host immune responses to primary viral infections of the lung as well as curtailing the extent of pulmonary damage that these responses can cause.
This issue could be most simply addressed by editing the text to curtail the extent of the conclusions.
Thus, neurosteroids appear to act in an adaptive fashion to curtail the extent and duration of the stress-induced inhibition of GABAergic transmission.
This very high operational cost has to some extent curtailed the proliferation of WSNs.
The use of highly skilled, more clinically oriented, foreign health workers has to some extent curtailed capacity development of national staff.
Even though the economic crisis has curtailed investments to some extent, for the banking foundation, culture remains a priority, Mr. Gianaria said.
Aquitaine, as it existed under the English kings, stretched (as of old) from the Loire to the Pyrenees, but its extent was curtailed on the southeast by the wide lands of the counts of Toulouse.
With outsourcing, the need for training more staff can be curtailed to a great extent as the job is taken care of by the outsourcing firm for a far lesser cost.
Thus she may, for a consideration, bind herself not to tax a corporation; and a clause to that effect in a charter is a part of the contract, though it curtails, to that extent, her taxing power.
