Sentence examples for more restrictive expression from inspiring English sources

The remaining half was found in less than 3 libraries, indicating a more restrictive expression.

Murine models may therefore represent an imperfect model of CD28 function in humans, with its more restrictive expression patterns on naïve and central memory CD4+ and CD8+ cells.

In contrast, ablation of cadherins with more restrictive expression patterns such as Dsc 1 led to localized superficial epidermal acantholysis or mucosal and deep epidermal splitting in traumatized skin accompanied by hair loss in the case of Dsg 3 (Chidgey et al. 2001; Koch et al. 1998).

We also found that SS-HCV patients with monoclonal gammopathy had a more restrictive monoclonal expression (overwhelmingly limited to either mIgMk or mIgG) compared with patients without HCV, who presented all types of monoclonal heavy and light chains.

Alternatively, these problems may be addressed by less costly methods on a typical widefield fluorescent microscope with minimal expression times, more restrictive bandpass filter technology, and the use of multiple fluorescent proteins that are more spectrally distinct from each other.

Increasing clinical studies report the down-regulation of porin expression, or a shift favoring the expression of smaller or more restrictive channels, as a response to antibiotherapy [4], [13].

A more restrictive constraint coming from the EARSM expression arises compared to a classical eddy viscosity model.

But we regret that it alludes to the rights of 'national minorities', an expression that is far more restrictive than the universal concept of 'human rights'.

The relative tolerance for the aspect ratio (AR) is much more restrictive (≤ 5.3%).

Whole-mount in situ hybridization revealed that the expression of omkif7 is ubiquitous during the early stages of embryonic development, but became more restrictive and localized to the brain, fin bud and eye at later development.

We have retained the more restrictive low-entropy condition (for the WBC case) to keep the list of genes equal in the OO and WBC expression sets.