Sentence examples for exhibit restriction from inspiring English sources
Although both EP and IMP cells exhibit restriction with respect to their developmental potency, IMP cells are more severely restricted as they fail to produce certain mesodermally-derived cell populations, such as blood and heart muscle.
The solid component of the walls and septa of the lesion such as the purulent content exhibit restriction of diffusion on DW images.
Malignant tissues, owing to their high cellularity and proportion of intact cellular membranes, exhibit restriction of water diffusion, which can be quantified via the apparent diffusion coefficient (ADC) parameter (Fig. 15).
Samsung also alleges that a new trial should be granted because the time, witness and exhibit restrictions imposed by Judge Lucy Koh were unfair.
In a statement on Friday, Netanyahu said: "Out of consideration to President Donald Trump's position, Israel will take necessary steps to minimise the expansion of developed area beyond the footprint of existing settlements in Judea and Samaria [the occupied Palestinian territories] and exhibit considerable restriction, to allow the progression of the peace process.
Anyway, some well-differentiated tumours may exhibit little restriction of diffusion due to their low cellularity.
The reciprocal developmental functions of activating and inactivating deiodinases explain why D3 knockout mice exhibit growth restriction, neonatal mortality, and abnormal thyroid status (4).
The preparation obtained thus exhibited high restriction activity on λ DNA and linearized the plasmids pBR322 and pUC19.
All isolates were identified as E. gallinarum, harboured the vanC1 gene and exhibited indistinguishable restriction patterns by PFGE.
Myeloblastoma usually exhibits strong restriction, with ADC less than 80 × 10−5 mm2/s [22] (Figs. 4e, 5c and 8d).
LNT01 (recipient), wild type and plasmid-tagged donor strains, and three clones of each transconjugant all exhibited unique restriction banding patterns when digested with SmaI, XhoI or NarI.
