Sentence examples for expressed to limit from inspiring English sources

During early embryogenesis, for example, D3 is highly expressed to limit cellular exposure to T3 (3, 4).

This challenge is intensified in cattle because, as they are prey in their natural state, they may avoid expressing pain to limit vulnerability [ 1].

These observations have been used to support the kinship (or parental conflict) theory for the evolution of parental imprinting in which it is suggested that paternally expressed imprinted genes will favor fetal growth over maternal health, whereas maternally expressed genes act to limit fetal growth so as to preserve maternal fitness and allow further progeny [ 6].

The limits of detection expressed to solid sample analysis were 0.1 μg g−1 (Cu) and 0.4 μg g−1 (Ni).

"Congress has already expressed its intent to limit the role of the states in regulating national banks — especially when such conduct involves the exercise of powers granted to the banks by federal statute and regulation," Judge Barrington D. Parker Jr. wrote for the majority, saying the regulation was a proper use of the comptroller's office's authority.

Most wealthy business barons of the Communist nation have expressed their desire to limit succession within the family.

While certain governments expressed a desire to limit the range of freedom of association protected, they were not able to undermine the strong consensus in supporting the new mandate.

They represent broad spectrum responses to the presence of the ectomycorrhizal fungus and are believed to be expressed in order to limit invasive growth of the symbiont [ 24].

While supporting the new strategy, they also frequently expressed reservations, and sought to limit its impact on their own daily work and their participation in it.

Further evidence is required to support these assertions since, although most cofactors are expressed at limiting levels, they have been demonstrated to be widely expressed throughout cell types.

But then the conversation took a turn when my friend's brother-in-law expressed his concern over efforts to limit the sale of high-capacity magazines.