Sentence examples for restricted advantage from inspiring English sources

In contrast, loss of Bmf, that can act with Bim in a redundant manner in some forms of cell death (Hubner et al, 2010) and is strongly induced in HSPCs in vitro after factor deprivation, provided a more restricted advantage in this competitive setting (Fig 2).

They accelerated under President George W. Bush, who cut taxes on dividends and capitals gains to their current levels, and survived a push by Mr. Obama and the Democratic majorities in Congress in 2010 to restrict tax advantages for financial managers.

Developers can choose to restrict the advantages that can be purchased to purely aesthetic choices, but might chose to more aggressively pursue microtransactions in order to recoup the costs of running a game over a period of years, an issue that might be especially pertinent to Grand Theft Auto 5.

BMI does not restrict the advantages of both methods according to the results of this study.

However, these structures are affected by the substrate which restricts the advantages.

But the presentation claimed "Fisa constraints restricted our home-field advantage" because Fisa required individual warrants and confirmations that both the sender and receiver of a communication were outside the US.

And even then their speed advantage is heavily restricted.

Arsenal struggled to profit from their numerical advantage and Fulham restricted them to few openings.

Beyond task effects, another debate is that the bilingual advantage may be restricted to certain individuals.

Murphy attempted a speculative effort in a last bid to get the 14,910 fans on their feet again but Fulham were restricted to a three-goal advantage heading into next week's second leg.

The use of Sags as therapeutic agents in T cell malignancies would have the advantage of deleting restricted T cell clones without causing the death of other normal cells.