Sentence examples similar to restricted in availability from inspiring English sources
These features suggest that nuptial gift-giving spiders may be more restricted in the availability and suitability of worthless items to use as gifts compared to, for example, the empidid dance flies (9).
In the second place, in order to construct one of our indicators of well-being we rely on several variables whose availability is restricted in the longitudinal version.
C. dactyliperda develops in and feeds upon date palm seeds (Phoenix sp ., whose availability is restricted in time and space.
Owing to increased risk of cardiac events, rosiglitazone availability is highly restricted in the United States and is no longer marketed in Europe.
The major problems that limit the use of pHHs in standard hepatocyte toxicity testing are the limited availability and the restricted in vitro proliferation capacity.
For E. coli it has been demonstrated that growth in urine is restricted by availability of one specific cofactor, namely iron [44].
The papers in this special issue also use different measures of 'educational success' as a dependent variable as they are often restricted by the availability in their datasets and empirical materials.
The source of tissue is only restricted by its availability in paraffin and ranges from cores of embedded cultured cells to tissues from any higher organism.
Restricted by availability and accessibility to liver tissues of patients with acute infection, the role of intrahepatic NK cells in the establishment of HCV persistence remains largely speculative.
Most micro-organisms require iron for their growth and proliferation, hence limiting the release of iron into the blood by increasing the levels of hepcidin would result in restricted iron availability to the infectious agent.
