Sentence examples for restricted context from inspiring English sources

Though informative for many kinds of studies, these approaches are not sufficiently fine-tuned for examining the functionality of specific cells or cell classes in a spatially or temporally restricted context.

M314.132 DP T cell clone recognized autologous melanoma cells in MHC class I restricted context with a very strong CD8 dependence.

Young suggested that instead "we can put forward another model that provides for those services, that can provided freely and not under this restricted context".

Infinity does not exist in the restricted context of practical reality, and this is a stimulus toward theoretical reflections that address the modalities through which operational searching spaces are formed and become functional (Bauer et al. 1991).

These inconsistent correlations of vg with reproduction can be explained in several ways: first, vitellogenin may evolve to function beyond the restricted context of reproduction [ 10, 61].

It is also clear that even RNAs that form complexes with proteins are only part of the time in such complexes, and hence our results might be relevant in this more restricted context for some of the RNAs.

It is relatively easy to write computer programs that seem able, in severely restricted contexts, to respond fluently in a human language to questions and statements.

A characteristic feature of New Indo-Aryan, however, is the use of certain verbs, variously called vector verbs or compound verbs, in restricted contexts and with particular semantics.

Our analysis has allowed also to distinguish between S pe-Lifind (genes induced by LIF in a restricted cellular context), Pleio-Lifind (genes induced by LIF in various cellular context and potentially involved in pleiotropic effects of LIF) and Pluri genes.

Cache pits were emplaced features that served to enhance community well-being in the increasingly restricted socioeconomic context of Late Precontact.

These studies highlight the importance of the timing of fusion transcript expression during cell differentiation and the highly restricted cellular context that is permissive for its oncogenic properties.