Sentence examples for restricted loss from inspiring English sources
Other examples for restricted loss in some teleost species concern S100Q, U, V and the gene pair S100S/T.
Our speculation is supported by the fact that B-cell restricted loss of both Bax and Bak protects B cells more potently from IgM-induced killing than loss of Bim and causes rapid onset of autoimmune disease in these mice.
At just this level there was a restricted loss of cells in the most dorsal part of the median raphe nuclei, that is, limited to just that part directly adjacent to the VTNg.
Thus, for example, mouse iPSCs cultured on graphene-coated glass surfaces exhibited a restricted loss of Oct4 and Nanog expression in the absence of self-renewal maintaining leukaemia inhibitory factor (LIF) compared to graphene-oxide-coated glass or uncoated glass surfaces.
A breeding goal that maximizes survival while restricting loss in TGC to 5% had the highest response in US$.
Two key new internal financial manoeuvres by the club, however, have brought in one-off revenue lifts of more than £42m, allowing them to restrict losses to £51.6m for 2012-13, and thus be on course to comply with FFP and avoid a ban from the Champions League next season.
Range of motion can be restricted with loss of flexion due to obstruction by the radial head, or loss of rotation due to malformation of the radial head.
Acoustic and mechanical trauma both resulted in a frequency restricted hearing loss after recovery, though there was large variation in the patterns of hearing loss between the individual animals.
Reduction of TE diversity in tetrapods is particularly associated with, but not restricted to, loss of DNA transposon superfamilies.
The hippocampus was examined as the injection tracts passed through the fornix, and there was often some restricted tissue loss in the septal hippocampus.
Documented molecular consequences of harvesting have hitherto been restricted to loss of alleles or heterozygosity (e.g., Smith et al. 1991; Jones et al. 2001; Hauser et al. 2002).
