Sentence examples for restrained progress from inspiring English sources
Although bone mesenchymal stem cells (BMSC) hold promise in gene therapy and tissue engineering, the inefficient migration and the low capability of subsequent survival of BMSC have largely restrained progress in these studies.
ESCs cultured in LIF + FCS or LIF + BMP are restrained from progressing to overt differentiation but free to explore naive and primed states of pluripotency (Nichols and Smith, 2009).
The development of biofuels in China will be restrained by technology progress, food security concern and land availability.
I can certainly understand the viewpoint that regulations can impede growth, and the more numerous they become the more progress is restrained, and I also see merit in the argument that a government safety net encourages corporations to act irresponsibly, but the idea of yielding the bulk of the power to the will of the market just seems reckless.
The coordination of pro- and anti-inflammatory mediators such as inhibitors or antagonists also participated and may provide the host with a state of "high alert" in which the immune response can be efficiently initiated if the infection progresses, and restrained if the infection is resolved or becomes excessive or prolonged.
Therefore, the fiber reinforcement in the FRCCs also helps restrain the surface progress of local damage.
The NU has been relatively restrained as the president's impeachment has progressed.
Ridden once again by Archer, Paradox was restrained in the early stages before making steady progress and turning into the straight in second place.
Conservatives have split over sticking to their no-taxes principles if it means walking away from progress toward restraining the growth of government.
The Obama administration has continued its peaceful negotiations with Iran undeterred and appears to be making progress in restraining any possible nuclear ambition in Tehran.
