Sentence examples for potential to restrain from inspiring English sources
That problem, radiating through the housing market and then the broader economy, had "the potential to restrain economic growth," the Fed said.
As a cautionary note, our sense is this transaction has the potential to restrain distribution growth for the limited partners given the general partners future debt service needs.
Substantial changes in the extracellular matrix and reorganization of the stroma [ 7, 8] occur in parous breast tissue that have the potential to restrain tumorigenesis [ 9, 10].
Together, these provisions have the potential to restrain access to and increase prices of NCD medicines and technologies in the region.
In contrast, STAT1 mediates anti-proliferative and pro-apoptotic effects of IFNs, suggesting that STAT1 also has the potential to restrain inflammation.
In order to focus on regulatory mechanisms in cells, we have ignored microscopic processes like protein stability, which has the potential to restrain genome size, due to toxic effects of misfolding.
One example of this is their natural aversion to the sorts of insensitivity and violence to which men are commonly prone, and their potential ability to restrain instead of permitting or even encouraging these.
The authors further suggested using a restraining potential to keep the ligand in the binding site during the simulation process.
The talks will surely center on the potential for Iran to restrain its nuclear program, in exchange for relaxed sanctions.
"Yet another day in the red for European markets has seen fears surrounding a potential Brexit continue to restrain risk appetite.
Our interpretation on the inhibition potential of Fyn to restrain Erk1/2 activity through Dok-1 recruitment, therefore relieving Erk1/2 inhibition on PPARγ activity, may not fully account for PPARγ activation by ghrelin.
