Sentence examples for enhanced restriction from inspiring English sources
In contrast, expression of the first HVS ORF tyrosine-kinase interacting protein (Tip) in the absence of StpC enhanced restriction of HIV-1 replication in T cell lines and peripheral blood mononuclear cells.
We postulated that recycling of tetherin to the cell surface might require CAML, providing an explanation for enhanced restriction upon the overexpression of CAML and relief of restriction upon CAML depletion [15].
Understanding the mechanism whereby Tip enhanced restriction of HIV-1 replication may uncover unique pathways that could be targeted therapeutically.
Though the enhanced restrictions didn't prevent players from associating with independent trainers outside the stadium, it sent a strong message that only people with team credentials had baseball's seal of approval.
That is, access to the single market, but enhanced restrictions on immigration.
And he briefly alluded to China's continued blockages of companies such as Facebook and Twitter, and its recent enhanced restrictions on Google access within the mainland.
Stores like SoCal can't sell new bullet button-equipped guns, and don't yet have an alternative that they can be sure will comply with the enhanced restrictions.
For example, the implementation of enhanced restrictions to purchase firearms in the District of Columbia leads to reductions in firearm related suicides [ 17].
Unlike in an attenuated msp7 mutant (Tewari et al., 2005b), the srpk growth defect was also not due to enhanced reticulocyte restriction of the mutant.
It has previously been shown that a period in a dark quiet room, i.e. sensory restriction, enhanced recognition in participants with mild cognitive impairment, thought to be a prodromal stage of Alzheimer's disease (Della Sala et al., 2005).
Perhaps even more strikingly, a period in a dark quiet room, i.e. sensory restriction, enhanced recognition in participants with mild cognitive impairment, a prodromal stage of Alzheimer's disease (Della Sala et al., 2005).
