Sentence examples for limiting indicating from inspiring English sources

However, unexpectedly, we observed that respiration decreased considerably in the light compared to the dark as the availability of organic carbon became limiting, indicating that PR exerted its impact only when cells became carbon limited.

Intriguingly, as previously noted for ES cell self-renewal (Chambers and Smith, 2004) and hybrid reprogramming (Silva et al., 2006), endogenous expression of Nanog is limiting, indicating dosage sensitivity in Nanog action.

Overall reaction [3] allowed the cell to uptake the maximum amount of 1,2,4-TCB without diminishing biomass production until oxygen became limiting, indicated by the change in slope.

In the £1bn that UK banks have set aside for currency rigging offences, RBS and Barclays have both included estimates for penalties from other authorities and HSBC warned that the coordination between regulators was "limited" – indicating it could face further fines from other regulators.

It is shown that the system is reaction rate limited, indicating that enzyme specific turnover numbers are key parameters for biofuel cell performance.

Physical presence beyond the paternally established insulator is limited, indicating that CTCF binding in the mutant DMD restricts the access of the enhancers to the Igf2 promoter.

However, the efficacy of these antioxidants may be limited, indicating that the combinations of agents with different mechanisms of action having additive effects need to be developed.

We present experimental results to demonstrate that practical implementations of SP-DTCs for Gaussian sources can closely approach the performance limits indicated by the optimal SP-DKLT.

Items with a mean score of ≥3 are true positive points; those with a mean of ≤2 are problem areas; scores in between these two (between 2 and 3) limits indicate aspects of the environment that could be enhanced.

Evidence to date, though limited, indicates that recurrent malignant glioma has some response to temozolomide.

President Barack Obama and Republican Congressional leaders dug in Monday on their conflicting positions over raising the U.S. debt limit, indicating that the president's second term will open with a potentially perilous budget showdown.