So, when I covered an event debuting Burger King's new grilled dogs, instead of quitting the plan, I simply restrained myself and only ate about half of each hot dog.
I could eat six, but I try to restrain myself and only have three.
The lack of antibodies recognizing endogenous Rab in immunofluorescence has likely restrained such studies, and only one describes a small colocalization of Rab14 with GLUT4 positive vesicles [32].
David Cameron now has a mandate for £12bn of welfare cuts, replacing Trident, an in-out Europe referendum and is restrained only by a broken Labour party and the pulverised Lib Dems.
The efficacy of anticancer drugs used alone is restrained not only by their systemic toxicity and narrow therapeutic window but also by drug resistance and limited cellular penetration.
We can get into each other's business, personal or professional, restrained only by individual and unregulated ideas of politesse and propriety.
In contrast, the C-terminus of Med1 lacks cross-links and is restrained only by the EM density, resulting in a lower precision of the model and higher RMSF values.
We must face resolutely the grim realities of this hour, fully cognizant of the fact that the Communists can be restrained only by firmness and countervailing power.
Without further deliberation, they proceeded, not indeed to pronounce the final sentence (for this was forbidden), but to declare that they were prepared for vengeance, and were restrained only by the strong hand of the sovereign.
Limited by the familiar concept of sovereign states, restrained only by recommendations and treaty law to which they consent, the United Nations exercises novel governing functions in proposing behavioral standards for its member and in its occasional coercive coalitions to maintain peace as well as exercising some executive capacity.
