Sentence examples for restricted nature from inspiring English sources
Fusion of m36 to human IgG1 Fc resulted in dramatically diminished neutralization potency most likely due to the sterically restricted nature of the m36 epitope that limits access of large molecules.
"In fact, given the tightly restricted nature of our immigration system today, for many of these individuals it is probably the only possibility for them to come lawfully to the U.S".
This knowledge gap, and the human restricted nature of these bacteria, limit our understanding of the disease and impede the development of new diagnostic approaches.
Because of the highly restricted nature of its cellular targets (i.e. B cells), specific BLyS antagonists have an excellent chance of not promoting multiple global toxicities.
The absence of a sensorimotor phenotype in these mice is obviously not surprising in view of the spatially restricted nature of the mutation, but highlights the advantage of this more selective approach.
The taxonomically restricted nature of the Laurentian fauna may be due to a limited influx of early colonists from Gondwana, whereas other eurypterid groups arrived in the early Silurian.
The first is his Naturphilosophie, which, although its empirical claims are largely indefensible, opens up the possibility of a modern hermeneutic view of nature that does not restrict nature's significance to what can be established about it in scientific terms.
The complexity of the hierarchical structures and their functionality in biological organisms surpasses all abiotic natural surfaces: even superhydrophobicity is restricted in nature to living organisms and was probably a key evolutionary step with the invasion of terrestrial habitats some 350 450 million years ago in plants and insects.
Larger mammals, such as roe deer, red deer, foxes, and badgers, are mostly restricted to nature reserves.
By contrast, Wolbachia strains are restricted in nature to ecdyzoan hosts, and have never been linked to vertebrate disease.
On one hand, their growth area can be enlarged, so that they are no longer restricted to nature reserves and protected areas.
