Sentence examples for identifying and restricting from inspiring English sources

Once in the website, each woman engaged in a series of risk stratification questions aimed at identifying and restricting women with an increased risk of developing breast from engaging with the decision aid [ 20].

Identifying and restricting the ways African Americans vote was an easy and effective way to do so.

The idea is to identify and restrict the sort of behaviour that might lead to future crises.

Scott Kavana, the Peekskill water superintendent, said Wednesday that he and the city's corporate counsel were working with the governor's office to redraft the bill to identify and restrict the peace officers' duties.

When market timing became an issue in 2003, the fund reassured investors that management was on the case, in a memo signed by Bruce Alpert, the chief operating officer of Gabelli Funds, that said market timers were really scalpers: For more than two years, scalpers have been identified and restricted or banned from making further trades.

Finally, an ANOVA FDR-value<10−3 was used to identify and restrict the number of differentially expressed probe sets (n = 9456).

The microarray data were normalized by the log scale robust multi-array analysis [31] and an ANOVA FDR-value of 10−3 (p-value<2.10−4) was used to identify and restrict the number of differentially expressed probe sets to 9456 (Table S1), which correspond to 6563 unique genes.

The results also support the general approach used here of identifying homogeneous subsets and restricting analysis to a limited set of informative pedigrees.

The E1b'-containing transcript was the least abundant of the three RACE clones identified and was restricted to mouse heart and testis (Figure 1B).

As a follow-up, the intermediate pathway bridging MkRP and megakaryocytes was identified, and fully restricted unipotent megakaryocyte progenitors CD41+CD42b+LSK were characterized recently [ 27].

The E. coli hyf operon encodes hydrogenase-4 [18], an integral-membrane complex representative of the H2-evolving or group-4 hydrogenases, previously identified in and restricted to anaerobic bacteria [11].