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In the U.S., government biomedical research budget restrictions preclude the ability to fully support the explosion of potential therapeutic targets and compounds presently being identified by investigators working in the basic biology of aging, nor the translation of those exciting observations to aging in humans.
Unreasonable restrictions may preclude publication.
The only exceptions, he said, were at Wembley, St James Park and the North Greenwich Arena (the name for the O2 Arena during the Games), where licensing restrictions precluded it.
Military restrictions precluded an exhaustive search of the Bay, but nearly all inaccessible areas were in remote backwater regions far from places where live L. littorea and shells were found (Fig. 2).
Competition restrictions precluded more sophisticated in-car measurement.
In this research context, ethics restrictions precluded the provision of gift incentives.
Although the consent rate for scanning was 83%, scans were obtained from 1923 participants (39%), as funding restrictions precluded MRI for everyone.
First, the United States must put an endgame proposal on the table that would allow Iran to have civil nuclear power but with restrictions that would preclude it from having a breakout nuclear capability — the ability to weaponize its nuclear program rapidly at a time of Tehran's choosing.
While patient autonomy is important it does not preclude the legitimate consideration of restriction of liberty in a patient's best interests.
Since we were also interested in the timing of angiogenic dysregulation in relation to the observed fetal growth restriction, we examined placentas of viable fetuses at G18 (i.e., precluding fetal growth restriction, n = 5 placentas from 3 uninfected and 3 infected mice) and G19 (i.e., after onset of growth restriction, n = 10 placentas from 7 uninfected mice, n = 8 placentas from 4 infected mice).
