Sentence examples for limiting the generation from inspiring English sources

Murine models of C.jejuni infection are typically viewed as colonization rather than disease models, thereby limiting the generation of new knowledge regarding host responses to this pathogen [11] [14].

Since it has previously been shown that carbenoxelone prevents EDH by limiting the generation of EDH itself [50], it is unlikely that the reduced smooth muscle hyperpolarization observed in the present study is due to altered cellular coupling, but rather to non-gap junction channel, receptor and/or store effects of this inhibitor [50], [51].

This suggests that Notch restricts neurogenesis by limiting the generation of NPCs.

In addition to complex I, Nrf2 deficiency may also affect complex II-dependent respiration by limiting the generation of FADH2.

For example, overstimulation of NK cells results in a reduced CD8 T-cell response limiting the generation of functional memory CD8 T cells.

This could reflect the known role of the actin cytoskeleton in limiting the generation of microtubule-based protrusions as previously described in Drosophila cells in culture [ 11].

But Congress could fix the problem by limiting the generation-skipping-transfer exemption to trusts that last no longer than two generations.

To deal with this limitation, we limit the generation to 31 graphs for each experimental design and 31 failure attributions for each graph, keeping the balancing principle (Wohlin et al. 2000) and samples with size greater than, or equal to, 31 are wide enough to test for normality with confidence (Jain 1991) (Montgomery and Runger 2003).

In a first round, the generated paths are pruned every 8 steps; by this way, we limit the generation to a partial set of 268,510 sequences.

Those conditions limit the generation of fracture network.

However, technical difficulties such as harsh selection conditions and extensive screening processes to identify suitably responsive clones limit the generation of stable cell lines.