Sentence examples for perhaps restricting from inspiring English sources

Even if mifepristone wins approval as a treatment for psychotic depression, the drug's controversial history may make it difficult to dispense, perhaps restricting its use to hospital wards.

These objections may seem to provide sufficient grounds for rejecting the Kripkean argument and perhaps restricting the application of Kripke's original argument for the necessity of origin (Noonan 1983).

Perhaps restricted to countries which have strange health insurance systems.

Vasostatin, [78] a fragment of calreticulin and canstatin, derived from the alpha2 chain of type IV collagen [25] might negatively control vascular growth in the developing CAM and perhaps restrict excessive angiogenesis.

This data supports the existence of a previously undescribed myotubularin architecture, perhaps restricted to Choanoflagellates and early Metazoa.

Gene knock-out experiments also often produce clear-cut phenotypes and large differential expression changes, although perhaps restricted to a smaller number of genes.

Original recruitment for the Whitehall study was from Central London based departments, which perhaps restricts its generalisability to the rest of the population.

An intriguing possibility exists that F1C fimbriae coded by the focG gene could enhance bowel colonisation and, perhaps, restrict E. coli translocation to the bloodstream.

The alternative, of an ancestor with simple Gsx expression (perhaps restricted to a small area in the anterior CNS), would then require independent elaboration of the expression in the lineages leading to Platynereis and vertebrates.

Although we cannot completely exclude simultaneous reactivation of persistent viruses, perhaps restricted to specific anatomical sites, as a major driver for the activation of the respective CD4+ T cells, this seems rather unlikely as we observed a highly synchronous, concerted activation of herpes virus family-specific and HIV-specific CD4+ T cells following ART interruption.

The new device, called a fault current limiter, is intended to act as a brake on the current, allowing the circuit breaker to operate safely and limiting damage to the station, and thus perhaps also restricting the spread of problems in a city or region.