Sentence examples for features restricted from inspiring English sources

Users of Microsoft's Xbox One console who upload video clips with swearing in them are having their Xbox Live accounts suspended or access to some features restricted and the UN's Human Rights Committee unanimously vote to protect the human right of privacy against unlawful surveillance.

Firstly, Regions of Interest (ROIs) are selected by means of a t-test carried out on 3D Normalised Mean Square Error (NMSE) features restricted to be located within a predefined brain activation mask.

In the full leave one out experiment above, we also observed that all-gene features restricted to be obtained from genes in KEGG pathways (4128 of them) were more informative than features drawn from the full set of genes (over 12,000 in both data sets) available in the expression profiles.

The high nonlinearity of the features (meaning low correlation between target variable and features) restricts the number of algorithms we can use to predict with high accuracy.

These closed sessions featured restricted government material – almost certainly from MI6, Litvinenko's old employer, and the government listening station GCHQ.

The first two levels of their embodiment model only feature restricted levels of motor engagement allowing learners to watch animations (first level) or to interact with simulations (second level) using desktop computers or tablets while remaining seated (Johnson-Glenberg et al., 2014).

Large-scaled gene amplification for legumains is a striking feature restricted to T. urticae.

Muscle wasting linked to immune response is not, however, a feature restricted to genetic diseases.

The first ranked gene was TYRP1 (fold change=33.9, P=0.00004), which actually codes for an enzyme involved in melanogenesis, a unique feature restricted to melanocytes.

In B cells, AID is found in association with components of the transcription machinery such as SPT5 and SPT6, and RNAP II itself (Nambu et al., 2003; Pavri et al., 2010; Okazaki et al., 2011), therefore we wondered whether the enrichment of mutations associated with promoters might be a feature restricted to RNAP II dependent genes.

To determine whether the property to form such colospheres from patient tumours was a feature restricted to cancer tissue, the same mechanical dissociation protocol was carried out in parallel with non-tumoral colon tissue counterparts from 120 of these 203 tumour tissues.