This approach relies on mutating the "gatekeeper" residue that restricts the depth of a specific pocket in the surface of these enzymes.
It's when you start adding things like autofocus, adjustable aperture, and restricting the depth of the camera that things get complicated — and expensive.
Using full-aperture excitations can yield ~40% increases in ARFI-induced displacements, but also restricts the depth of field of the excitation to ~0.5 mm, compared with 2 to 6 mm, which limits the range that can be used for shear wave characterization of the tissue.
The limited size of this study also restricted the depth of our analyses.
This could be accomplished by restricting the depth of the CARTs to d=1.
A simple method based on safety threshold of vibration velocity for rock mass to restrict the damage depth of rock mass under blasting excavation is presented.
On histological examination, focal cortical anomalies were restricted to the depth of the sylvian fissure in two cases, and were more extensive in the four other cases, involving the frontal, temporal and the parieto-occipital cortices.
Sites faced with populations that are widely dispersed geographically, having limited transportation, or lack of trained personnel will be restricted in the depth of neurodevelopmental assessments that can be realistically implemented.
While it is now very clear that the task conditions can serve to restrict the range or depth of nonconsciously recruited cognitive processes, we are not convinced that subliminal priming effects must in principle be exclusive such that they are either central or peripheral.
The set by Kris Stone, ostensibly depicting the grandfather's estate garden, is rudimentary and charmless; the music is provided by a single pianist, and the theater's low ceilings and the stage's lack of depth restrict the staging of the children's antics so they don't seem very antic at all.
