Sentence examples for even with a restricted from inspiring English sources

Moreover, ongoing clinical pregnancy is compatible with this procedure, even with a restricted number of oocytes available for insemination.

In contrast, among women who never used hormonal derivatives, MD increased by about 20 cm² or 14% for women who are homozygote for the rare allele (TT for rs598126 or AA for rs2010750) compared to women homozygote for the common allele (CC or GG respectively), and this association was borderline or statistically significant even with a restricted number of women in this stratum.

Arsene Wenger also showed what a cosmopolitan approach can achieve even with a comparatively restricted budget.

Even with this restricted vision of costs, they find that the costs of air pollution are big, and heavily concentrated in a few industries.

Some of those writers have such ardent followings that even with access restricted, their work often appeared on the lists of the most e-mailed articles.

Even with our restricted data on the deep, it is clear that there are far more species waiting to be described.

Others side with realism about reasons, even though they defend a restricted constructivism about moral judgments (Scanlon 1998; Scanlon 2003b, 18).

But it still turned into great theater, even with the crowd restricted to a few hundred accredited people because of the Malmo City Council's decision to ban general ticket sales, citing fears of anti-Israel protests.

In particular, it is not clear whether increasing the number of loci will help in situations where large effective population size keeps genetic structure down, even with restricted migration.

Nonetheless, recurrences of HCC are not eliminated even with restricting tumour size and number, and importantly, pre-transplant evaluations of tumour extent many times are underestimated, leading to a risk for HCC recurrence in this transplanted subpopulation.

With even talking restricted, television seems much less important.