Sentence examples for limits entry from inspiring English sources
It eschews marketing, has foreign partners (including the University of Pennsylvania), offers visiting faculty decent salaries and limits entry to relatively few bright students.
Almost one-quarter of U.S. medical students now graduate from medical school with $200,000 or more in debt, an expense that limits entry to the profession, The New England Journal of Medicine said on Thursday.
Winter sea ice limits entry of some mammals.
HIV entry into the brain is an early event following infection [ 4], and presence of the blood brain barrier greatly limits entry of antiretroviral therapy into the brain.
Several cell cycle regulatory functions have been described for 14-3-3 14-3-3 14-3-3luding cytoproteinssequestratincludinge G2,M regulatory proteins, cytoplasmicCdk1 (Cdc2), which limitsequestrationmitofis [ 19- 22].
P-glycoprotein, encoded by ABCB1, is the major efflux transporter at the blood brain barrier that limits entry into the CNS for a large number of drugs, and probably contributes to patient-to-patient variability in response to CNS pharmacotherapy [ 17].
Initial studies in a microwave reactor on a model reaction (Scheme 4, II) demonstrated that 4 nicely triggers the CuAAC process (Table 1), whereas conversions without ligand (5 mol-% CuI) are below the detection limits (Entries 1, 3, 5, 7).
Members of the Leave campaign have suggested that a quota-style system should be put in place, limiting entry to those workers whose skills are needed.
In response to Wednesday's test, South Korea is to limit entry to the Kaesong industrial complex it jointly operates with North Korea, the unification ministry in Seoul said.
The technology allows parents to childproof their kitchens -- or, with multiple receivers programmed to lock selectively, to limit entry by employees.
Maine is working with other Atlantic states to bolster lobster stocks, and the plan that emerges is expected to emphasize V-notching, limiting entry to new lobstermen and similar measures.
