Sentence examples for limit sequestration from inspiring English sources

Third, a cell-based system can achieve carriage of the NP and limit sequestration in organs of the reticuloendothelial system such as the liver.

However, based on our evidence that autophagosome content is limiting sequestration (Figs.  4a- c) and that autophagosome mobility is also limited (Additional file 5: Figure S5B), we explored the impact of spatial localization of this limited capacity on sequestration events.

To further optimize the treatment efficiency of TRAIL-based cancer drugs, targeting concepts have been evaluated which serve two main purposes: 1) to accumulate the drugs at the tumor site and thereby limiting sequestration by non-transformed host cells (reduced side-effects) and 2) to immobilize TRAIL to the cancer cell membrane which converts a soluble drug into a membrane-bound analog.

As my colleague, Keith Hall, recently blogged, "Sometimes, just sometimes, Washington gets something right!" The new 113th Congress immediately faced challenges ducked by its predecessor, including many big-ticket economic items from funding the federal government to raising the debt limit to sequestration.

One function of BRG1-driven dynamics may therefore be to limit MITF sequestration at non-functional sites and ensure a pool of MITF for binding to functional sites.

Unfortunately for children's programs, Congress has chosen to subject the programs on the discretionary side of the budget to significant cuts and hard spending limits or "sequestration" in an effort to cut the federal budget deficit.

These include but are not limited to: sequestration; declining small business start-ups and job creation, a sluggish construction industry; lack of break-through innovations; and, the structure of our economic rewards system.

Anti-C5a might protect tissue injury in various organs by limiting neutrophil sequestration through downregulating the expression of adhesion molecules.

Price's budget plan allocates $493bn for domestic spending in 2016 with just $496bn projected spending for 2025, a figure that would end up significantly lower than the limit imposed by sequestration.

Lower soil available nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P) and potassium (K) concentrations constrain tree growth and thus, limit ecosystem C sequestration.

Furthermore, while Ni exclusion is one possible mechanism to limit toxicity, effective sequestration in leaves is another (Yusuf et al. 2011).