Sentence examples for restrict deposition from inspiring English sources

Similarly, if vascular smooth muscle cells, rather than BM, were the source of the essential co-factor(s), this might restrict deposition of Aβ amyloid to the walls of small arteries and arterioles which have abundant smooth muscle cells, as opposed to veins which have few smooth muscle cells.

Pt nanoparticles tended to deposit in finer particles and had narrower particle size distribution on the rod-like alumina supports compared to the plate-like alumina supports due to geometrically restricted deposition areas and higher surface curvatures of the rod-like supports.

The compressional stress induced basin-floor syndepositional folding and coarse clastic supply from the uplifted provenance, resulting in topographically restricted turbidite deposition within the troughs.

Besides the intrinsic physicochemical properties of the aerogel catalyst discussed in the characterisation section, the better fluidization quality of aerogel catalyst also plays important roles on restricting carbon deposition in the dry reforming.

Time matched embryonic collections were obtained by restricting egg deposition to 30′ and subsequent aging of embryos at 25°C.

The delta-like 1 gene (Dlk1) encodes a putative ligand that promotes fetal growth and in adults restricts adipose deposition.

Time-matched embryonic collections were obtained by restricting egg deposition to 30 min with subsequent ageing at 25°C.

On the contrary, the soluble peptide prevented antibody-mediated tissue damage by restricting the deposition of the antibodies in the glomeruli.

Similarly, Group B β-haemolytic streptococci express a sialic acid capsule that restricts C3b deposition on the bacterial surface, an outer surface protein (Bac) acts as a filamentous Factor H binding protein, and C5a is directly inactivated by the bacterial C5a peptidase [ 35].

PSPT is typically delivered with 1 4 beams in order to reduce planning uncertainties and restrict the broad deposition of radiation in the lungs [ 18].

Since the growth of T. repens was significantly reduced in low S treatments, our results suggest that the drastic fall in atmospheric sulphur deposition could restrict leguminous species in high N soil conditions.