Sentence examples for negative restriction from inspiring English sources
Such that allele p (PvuII positive restriction site) is associated with x allele (XbaI positive restriction site) as well as allele P (PvuII negative restriction site) being linked with X allele (XbaI negative restriction site) [ 2, 22, 23].
Given that the latter is considered part of the normal negative feedback restriction of the inductive phase of the type I IFN response (reviewed in [20]), we favored the conclusion that sustained expression of ISG transcription in a subset of BL lines, i.e., beyond several hours post induction, is an aberrant response.
Complex ethical issues arise due to the vulnerability of patients and families, difficulties interpreting negative results, restriction of communication to "yes" or "no" answers, and cost.
If the results are negative the restrictions are withdrawn.
The pattern of connectivity observed fits a classic Wright continuum model and the negative correlation between restriction to gene flow (FST) and migration rate (m) responds closely to theoretical expectations.
It may be noted that unlike in the COM-NB distribution where the parameter α ≥ 1 and in the GCOMP distribution where the parameter β ≤ 1, in the ECOMP distribution these two parameters can be either positive or negative with the restriction of α ≥ β.
The main control measures were compulsory vaccination with gE negative vaccines, movement restriction and serological testing.
The negative association between restriction for health and child healthy eating is previously presented by Melbye et al. [ 30].
Plasmids were first introduced into the restriction negative S. aureus strain RN4220 and then moved into restriction competent HG003 strains by electroporation [ 121].
On the negative side, excessive restriction can deny African institutions the much needed research capability to deal with emerging challenges facing health care providers in the context of limited resources.
These ethical issues arise due to difficulties interpreting negative neuroimaging results, restriction of communication to "yes" or "no" answers, the vulnerability of patients and families, and the cost of fMRI.
