Sentence examples for only a limited subset from inspiring English sources

Unlike Web services, which either limit the number of query sequences for processing or perform only a limited subset of prediction techniques, our pipeline allows researchers to harness the power of their own computational resources to perform protein structure predictions at the genomic level.

A major limitation of this strategy is that it provides stakeholders information on only a limited subset of homes.

"Despite containing many provisions that go far beyond the scope of traditional trade policy, the public is kept in the dark as these deals continue to be negotiated behind closed doors with heavy influence from only a limited subset of stakeholders," they wrote.

"Only a limited subset of articles lend themselves well to audio — namely, the opinion and feature style stories.

Randomized trials, although a promising approach, reflect impacts of only a limited subset of highly sought-after schools.

Hume assumes that every product of human labor has some definite purpose, with only a limited subset of art being produced for the sake of pleasure alone.

Last May, the VoIP startup finally released an Android app in beta, but only to a limited subset of some 50,000 users.

Tuc1 is present in all sequenced genomes of Archaea, Elp3 is lacking only in N. equitans, and Trm9p homologs are found only in a limited subset of Archaea (see "Archaeal tRNA modification" subsystem referenced in the methods section).

Nevertheless, these systems are typically grounded on expensive automated technologies, that make the suggested solutions affordable only for a limited subset of laboratories, frequently performing high content screening analysis.

Two hypotheses can be proposed to explain this discrepancy: 1- TSE may occur only in a limited subset of germline cells of the testis rendering detection of lacZ staining difficult; 2- TSE does not occur in the testis and the TP5 and TP6 telomeric elements repress P element excision in the adult male germline by another mechanism than TSE.

For example, we omitted several nuclear and mitochondrial genes because they were available only for a limited subset of taxa.