Sentence examples for limited side from inspiring English sources

It seems plausible that the selective inactivation of PDGFRα, employing a monoclonal antibody rather than a broad-range inhibitor such as STI571, could limit the survival of malignant cells that depend on it while causing limited side effects, due to the largely duplicate role exerted by PDGFRβ [35].

Admittedly City should be thankful they came up against a willing yet seriously limited side.

Infected people taking these licensed drugs have shown limited side effects like nausea, vomiting, diarrhea and intestinal gas.

It's not the type of performance Earthquakes management hoped for when they said goodbye to Frank Yallop, but although Mark Watson won his first game in charge (against a 10-man Colorado, San Josee is still the limited side that floundered under Yallop.

The reactions proceeded with high yields and limited side reactions, confirmed with NMR and GPC experiments.

Conclusions: We conclude that deflazacort can preserve gross motor and pulmonary function in boys with DMD with limited side effects.

Bone microarchitecture in osteoporosis can be characterized by examining iliac bone biopsies and treatment effects assessed by comparing a baseline biopsy from one side to a posttreatment biopsy from the other side, a method that assumes limited side-to-side variability.

"While weak patent systems may mildly increase innovation with limited side-effects, strong patent systems retard innovation with many negative side-effects," found a 2012 paper titled, "The Case Against Patents".

Given recent reports indicating that BAU may also affect human aldehyde oxidase activity [24], improving this compound's selectivity may be critical to creating a therapeutically valuable medicine with limited side-effects.

Day 3 (aged 29 d) Restraint stress: Rats were placed in a metal mesh restraining box (11×5×4 cm) that prevented forward-backward movement and limited side-to-side mobility, but did not discomfort the animal in any other way.

Inhibition of ADA2 is, therefore, potentially with limited side-effects and is of highly translational impact.