Sentence examples for more restricted effects from inspiring English sources

Much less attention has been paid to the idea of cell compartment-specific or "localized" redox signaling, which may have quite distinct and more restricted effects.

However, we have highlighted several areas where aspects of global ENS development (cell motility, colonization, cell death, and gene-environment interactions) and processes with more restricted effects (neuronal fate decisions, axon pathfinding, and postnatal ENS stem cells) remain unexplained.

Similarly, while in general, pleiotropic mutations are thought to contribute less to morphological change than mutations with more restricted effects (Stern and Orgogozo 2008; Wagner and Zhang 2011; Nunes et al. 2013), it has been argued that high pleiotropy may not always limit evolution (Wang et al. 2010; Hill and Zhang 2012; Zhang 2012).

One should note, however, that other B-cell targeted therapies have more restricted (or selective) effects on B cells, and may therefore differ significantly with regard to their effects on other inflammatory cells - but this has not yet been studied in detail in patients.

It would be of interest to see whether the use of more restricted lesions might allow selective effects on a and δ to be achieved.

However, the FusAP610T mutation performed relatively poorly in 8-kan (Fig.  5A), suggesting that its effect is more restricted to lower kanamycin concentrations.

We suggest that this approach could now enable the quantitative characterization of many different aspects of group behavior that have so far only been studied in much more restricted set-ups, such as the effects of stress, rewards, and learning on the group.

When we examine the range of the spatial cuing effect across subjects for Experiment 1, however, we observe that the range is 288 ms (minimum = 22 ms; maximum = 310 ms) while the range for the orientation cuing effect is actually more restricted at 205 ms (minimum = -59 ms; maximum = 146 ms).

In any case, it is possible that the debates will have only a restricted effect.

Fitting nested (increasingly more restricted) models allows testing for significance of the GRPS, the environmental factor of interest, and their interaction effect.

Other groups are more restricted.