The highly restricted regulation of CTLA-4 localization in a cell suggests that the restricted surface expression of CTLA-4 is a major control point for the regulation of the inhibitory function of CTLA-4 on T cells.
In the era of the permanent campaign, it seems rather quaint to restrict regulations to the thirty or sixty days before people vote.
This next wave of trade agreements may prioritize corporate rights over the privacy of our personal data, restrict regulation on fracking and (as Senator Elizabeth Warren [D-Mass.] has warned) roll back much-needed rules on large banks.
An advantage of using a nutrient profile model to underpin regulation is that it can be applied universally, as opposed to restricting regulation to arbitrarily selected food categories, which allows no scope for product reformulation.
Plots are difficult to find, and finance and mortgage products restricted, while regulations and planning permissions are onerous.
During the first half of the 19th century, trade and industry were still restricted by regulations and guild rules.
As for contexts, the decision model does not fit contexts that are highly restricted by regulations or legislation.
This release has to be restricted by regulations and limit values securing human health and minimizing negative impacts on the environment.
Sunshine feels underserviced, with cramped base lodges, for the same reason that access to it is restricted: Environmental regulations, the company says, have limited the resort's growth.
Japanese physicians are not restricted by regulations based on their training or board certification and can label themselves by the kind of practice they wish to have [ 5].
