Sentence examples for description of the restricted from inspiring English sources

The recent description of the restricted expression in the B-cell lineage of the cell surface marker CD160 to malignant, but not normal B-cells, makes it an ideal candidate marker for MRD detection.

When applying such models to controller design, accurate descriptions of the emissions restricted by legislation and of the emissions driving the λ sensor (NOx, CO, HC, H2 and O2) are important.

Moreover, the description of caries experience restricted to ICDAS II codes does not permit comparison with extensive studies that have used the DMF index.

In two of these (Deschamps et al, 1992; Stambaugh et al, 2001), the description was restricted to the location of the pain.

For the ease of presentation we have restricted the description of the formulations to one representative of each kind of subdomains and to well separated subdomains.

Since information on potential predisposing conditions and clinical outcome was only available from January 2001 onwards for both sources, we restricted the description of the clinical characteristics for the different serotypes to those cases.

Unequal length in each dimension can therefore result in differing levels of autocorrelation in each direction and, as a result, we restrict the description of the algorithm to the case where these lengths are equal.

The literature on dental anomalies in FAP patients is mainly restricted to a description of the pathology, 104 and no surveillance recommendations have been published.

The use of a continuum description is reasonable in spite of the spatially restricted diffusion due to cell boundaries the diffusion coefficient is sufficiently low such that the cell-restricted proteins diffuse less than a cell diameter (∼7−10 μm) within their half-life as discussed in detail before [ 104].

Please note that the following description is restricted to the real part of the signal; however, the process of estimating the imaginary part of the signal is similar.

This review of cartilage microscopy is restricted to a brief description of the major molecular components in cartilage and bone and an in-depth discussion of methods for the preparation of these tissues for examination by transmission electron microscopy.