Sentence examples for range of restriction from inspiring English sources

However, emotion regulation has not been evaluated as an intervention target across a range of restriction severity.

The constructs contain multiple cloning sites (MCS) allowing any gene to be inserted using a range of restriction sites, with the option of a 5′ integral intron for efficient gene expression.

Southern blot analysis was performed on genomic DNA, from G. m. morsitans mixed males and females, digested by a range of restriction enzymes (PstI, XhoI, BamHI, BanII, SacI, EcoRI and HindIII).

Eight hundred nanograms of DNA were digested with a range of restriction enzymes.

The 62 isolates produced a broad range of restriction patterns, which were distributed into 37 different PFGE types (see Table  2).

This, together with the range of restriction systems present, may be a factor in limiting the incursion of foreign DNA into these bacteria thus explaining the very low electroporation frequencies reported for bifidobacteria to date.

The proposal would also impose a range of restrictions on conduct while the breakup is carried out.

He said the United States would look at "the whole range of restrictions, sanctions, listings with respect to Sudan, and they are considerable," if Sudan cooperated further.

The International Trade Commission, a United States panel, has proposed a range of restrictions and will issue its formal report to Mr. Bush on Wednesday.

The proposal also includes a range of restrictions on conduct that would stay in place a short time if the breakup is carried out and a longer time if it is not.

In a deal with the federal government, Smith & Wesson, the nation's largest handgun manufacturer, recently agreed to a wide range of restrictions on the manufacture, sale and distribution of its handguns in exchange for protection against liability lawsuits at the federal, state and local levels.