Sentence examples for limited entry of from inspiring English sources

The CNS normally is in an immunologically quiescent state, due to deficient expression of MHC molecules, and limited entry of infiltrating T-cells into the brain parenchyma.

It has already been shown that some anti-PrP mAbs can antagonize prion propagation in vitro and in vivo, but only outside the brain, most likely due to very limited entry of large molecules into the central nervous system.

Accordingly, the analysis of engineered mice lacking these receptors reveals a limited entry of macromolecules into the brain upon exposure to AR agonists.

Potential explanations are the limited entry of the drugs into brain or the possibility that oxidative changes in hydrocephalic brains represent an end point marker of damage rather than the cause of the axonal damage.

Schedule dependence was determined to be due to cell cycle kinetics, in which neoadjuvant use of mTOR inhibitors limited entry of the cells into a state of active DNA replication.

The extracellular barrier is relatively modest and allows almost diffusion-limited entry of blockers from the extracellular side.

It envisages a stable industry structure, with limited entry for Western newcomers, a high degree of government co-ordination and a cautious view of banks going abroad.

After 1945 the system of limited entry ('concessions') and minimum prices for road haulage was sustained.

A further overlooked nuance of limited entry fisheries is that license transfers can dramatically impact fishing pressure for a given species.

Small countries with land borders and limited entry points could also use these approaches to delay entry of pandemic influenza as occurred for Israel in the 1957 influenza pandemic [ 5].

The influence of MSG concentration on production of extracellular Monascus pigments was very limited (entry 1 and entry 2).