Sentence examples for is restricted beyond from inspiring English sources

These results offer strong experimental support to the notion that the capacity of the mitochondrial respiratory chain is restricted beyond both thermal limits, and raise the possibility that other metabolic routes are used to a larger relative extent at those temperatures in the face of reduced respiration.

Feuerbach made his first attempt to challenge prevailing ways of thinking about individuality in his inaugural dissertation, where he presented himself as a defender of speculative philosophy against those critics who claim that human reason is restricted to certain limits beyond which all inquiry is futile, and who accuse speculative philosophers of having transgressed these.

Reflecting the current situation in the EU, we assume property right is with the non-GM farmers, i.e. the non-GM farmer has the right to produce non-GM crops and GM farmers have to take measures to protect that right [30,32] Hence, GM cropping is restricted to the area beyond the isolation distance around non-GM fields.

The data we have beyond this is restricted to the FBS group, for whom the dose plateaued from two to six years at a median of 4.5 mg/day.

44 It also includes a wider age range than in other studies, in which the analysis is restricted to women 10 years beyond the usual age for the menopause and those who have more risk factors and fewer menopausal symptoms.

The low-frequency chorus wave power drops off in both magnitude and extent at high latitudes 45° <| λ m |< 60°, where weak power of the order of tens of pT is restricted to the noon sector beyond L∗ = 7. Low-frequenchorusrus tends to be largely absent on the nightside at all magnetic latitudes and for all levels of geomagnetic activity.

The controversy regarding treatment beyond 6 months is restricted to those with intermediate risk.

The binding groove on the carboxy-terminal side of the catalytic site appears to be open, as in the DPP7 structure, but carboxy-terminal specificity is restricted to a single amino acid beyond the S1 proline, creating an exo-carboxypeptidase.

In massive basalts there seems to be an upper threshold of stream power beyond which the formation of potholes is restricted (drainage area ≈700 km2; slope ≈0.06).

The period of analysis is restricted to 1979 1995 due to the unavailability of the main dependent variable beyond that period.

Entry is restricted to authors from the Commonwealth and Ireland, but the results are scrutinised far beyond.