Sentence examples for essentially been restricted from inspiring English sources

The question of ageing has essentially been restricted to the case of multicellular organisms where there is an obvious distinction to be made between the organism and its germ-line, as proposed by August Weismann many decades ago.

The deferred consent approach may result in trial information being provided at a more appropriate time, when parents are more able to process and provide informed decisions', yet what parents are consenting for has essentially been restricted.

Recent and current work have incorporated some details of the associated breast cancer pathology into risk models, but this effort has essentially been restricted to immunohistochemical data such as estrogen receptor (ER), progesterone receptor (PR), HER2 and cytokeratin (CK5/6, CK14) status [ 2- 4].

Prognosis of metastasized disease has remained very poor overall, with improvement essentially being restricted to younger patients.

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Most associations remained essentially unchanged when analyses were restricted to cases with clear cell histologic subtype.

The former is widely expressed, whereas expression of the latter is restricted essentially to the central nervous system.

A flow cytometric analysis of adult transgenic mouse BM cells showed that expression of the reporter mVenus fluorescence was restricted essentially to the CD11b+ Gr-1+ myeloid cells (Fig.  1b and Supplementary Fig. 1c).

Essentially, diffusion is supposed to be restricted in tumors (thus resulting in a hyper signal and low ADC values) compared with normal or edematous tissues (displaying a low signal and high ADC values).

Mr. Kerry on Friday dismissed any findings as essentially irrelevant because the inspectors' mandate was restricted to determining only if chemical weapons had been used, not who launched the attack.

The fact that the results remained essentially the same when the analysis was restricted to participants also providing data for year +4 following retirement suggests that any healthy survivor effect is likely to be small.