Sentence examples for equally restrict from inspiring English sources

Additionally, BMDM obtained from fresh or frozen BM cells equally restrict or support the intracellular multiplication of pathogens such as L. pneumophila and the protozoan parasite Leishmania (L).

Ive made this sound equally restricting and ennobling.

Samsung's Gear VR headset costs £99, but is equally restricted to Samsung's Galaxy S6, S7 and Note 5 smartphones.

But gravitational attraction is so puny that it had been tough to prove whether objects under its influence were equally restricted.

The PCR-amplified nodD4 fragment was excised from pGEM®-T Easy with the endonuclease EcoRI and cloned in the vector pK18mob equally restricted with EcoRI.

The nodD3::Ω fragment (3,5 Kb) was excised from pGEM®-T Easy with the endonuclease EcoRI and cloned in the vector pK18mob [ 44], that confers resistance to kanamycin (kmR 30 μg mL−1), equally restricted with EcoRI.

In the acute phase MRI, diffusion appears to be equally proportionally restricted by approximately 50% in the X, Y, and Z axes but the magnitude of restriction is greatest by approximately four times in the X direction, parallel to the long axis of the crossing axons.

It is equally sensible to restrict legal aid to meritorious cases where there is a good chance of success and to allow only qualified firms to undertake such work.The Law Society's campaign ignores the fact that millions of people, many just above the poverty threshold of entitlement to legal aid, are currently excluded from civil justice altogether.

However, virus sensitivity to neutralization by different V3 mAbs often varies, indicating that access to V3 is not restricted equally for all antibodies.

The Beijing Platform's recommendations targeted the unequal power dynamics between women and men that prevent women from equally accessing resources, information and technology and restrict both sexes to restrictive gender roles.

Equally alarming are government moves to restrict the use of judicial review, an invaluable weapon in the community care lawyer's armoury.