Sentence examples for restricted control from inspiring English sources

After making the contribution, you have restricted control over the investment itself, usually limited to some general asset classes or risk level of mutual funds.

The reactivity of the assay was validated by exposing no copper, oxygen restricted control cultures to ROS inducer compounds; cell specific fluorescence increased demonstrably compared to the uninduced control cultures (data not shown).

A significant increase in ripple density during post-training SWS was seen from the first behavioral session in both the trained and pseudo-trained rats, compared to their respective baselines recorded the day before starting the training sessions, and to the food restricted control group.

The remaining 18 food restricted rats did not undergo this training and became food restricted control rats (FRC).

Results were compared to normal control rats (NC, n = 30) or food restricted control rats (FRC, n = 18) that were euthanized at age-matched time points as 12-week task rats.

Similarly, in 2012 Mattison et al. published a paper in Nature indicating that young-onset CR resulted in a complete prevention of cancer, and in a 50% reduction in type 2 diabetes when compared with the mildly restricted control monkeys [ 29].

The remaining 11 food restricted rats (7 young and 4 aged) were not trained, and served as food restricted controls (FRC; Figure 1).

Finally, to test the idea that RasGrf1 deficiency promotes beneficial metabolic changes, we compared the metabolomic profile of our RasGrf1- deficient mice with calorie restricted controls.

It may be true that the Internet will be around for some time, but it might be worthwhile for LIIs to stop emulating the commercial database models of restricting control while enabling access.

The injunction requires the church to import the tea pursuant to federal permits, to restrict control over the tea to persons of church authority, and to warn particularly susceptible UDV members of the dangers of hoasca.

Regulate, restrict, control or prohibit the use of a road or waterway by any person or class of persons; or any vehicle or vessel, or type or description of vehicle or vessel.