Sentence examples for possibly restricted from inspiring English sources
This can be due to the possibly restricted function of resident progenitors, to the critical mechanical and physical boundary conditions of mature organs, or to the strong role of inflammatory signals and immune cells at repair sites.
Here represents the feasible action set of agent that is possibly restricted by the actions of others, such as the budget restraint that the cost of the goods chosen at current prices dose not exceed his income, and the prices and possibly some or all of the components of his income are determined by choices made by other agents.
Accordingly, it appears that hypoxia induced apoptosis is tightly controlled, and possibly restricted in Spalax.
EZH2 expression seems to be low in general and is possibly restricted to proliferating cells only, as reported previously [ 4].
The clinical relevance of the molecular detection of DTCs is possibly restricted by tumor cell heterogenity and differing sensitivity and specificity of each specific detection method.
Extreme basic host specificity seems to be an exception possibly restricted to especially demanding habitats, whereas host biases are ubiquitous among vascular epiphytes.
So it's not quite the same, is it?" No, but still… "I can only imagine that a lack of funding for people without means to do something as unusual as wanting to train as an actor would possibly restrict and more likely restrict the possibility of people from a working-class or unprivileged background," he says finally, the sentence so complex it almost ties itself in knots.
The respected international thinktank said UK regulators should consider imposing tougher borrowing rules on buyers, and possibly restrict the Help to Buy mortgage subsidy scheme.
He said the commission had also discussed limiting an app's geographic reach, possibly restricting New Yorkers to hail taxis that are only a short distance away.
Facing the largest budget cuts in its history, the New York City Public Library system will have to close forty branches, lay off hundreds of employees, severely cut service hours (some branches will be open only two or three days a week), and possibly restrict services including computer and Internet access, English courses, and after-school tutoring.
Operators' walking between cells will possibly restrict due to movement of other operators and machines.
