Sentence examples for driven restriction from inspiring English sources

An augmented version of delitto perfetto introduces a GAL1-promoter driven restriction enzyme gene, SceI (GAL1-SceI) into the genome in the first transformation (in addition to the marker genes).

The good news about the Obama administration's new stem cell rules is that government money will pay for a lot more research than was possible under the Bush administration's cramped and ideologically driven restrictions.

Driving restriction policies (DRPs) have been adopted worldwide to curb traffic congestion and air pollution.

Driving restrictions have slightly eased the environmental injury of the 700,000 new vehicles that last year joined the capital's jammed roadways.

Driving restrictions along 59th Street, part of an ambitious plan by the Bloomberg administration to help speed traffic through Midtown, will be eased starting tomorrow, but if Terry Conroy is an indication, drivers are unlikely to be any happier.

It is a place where television and the Internet are forbidden and women do not drive, restrictions intended to provide a haven from the temptations of the outside world.

Driving restrictions is one policy that Beijing enforces to alleviate traffic congestion and air pollution.

Driving restrictions are often introduced as an urban management method for reducing the air pollution and traffic congestion by prohibiting drivers from using their vehicles on given days, based on the last digits of vehicles' license plates.

This trend has been driven by restrictions on the use of volatile organic compounds (VOC), which include solvents that are released into the atmosphere and contribute to the depletion of ozone.

Mock-cut reference samples were exposed to the same conditions and reagents as the digested samples; however, no GTP was added to drive the restriction digest.

There is one simple fact not mentioned regarding dial-and-drive restrictions ["Hands Off!" Dec. 24] that even Jerry Della Femina would have a hard time controverting or making light of: If a person took a road test with only one hand on the wheel, let alone with the distraction of being on the phone, he'd legitimately fail the test on the spot.