Sentence examples for restricted spectrum from inspiring English sources
The MIRU-VNTR typing results obtained here indicate that the genetic diversity in the TbD1+/EAI lineage goes far beyond the commonly observed restricted spectrum of IS 6110 low copy-number fingerprints and of known spoligotypes (31, 36 ).
Such a restricted spectrum could be expected to maintain the majority of gut microbiota and so yield lower CDI recurrence rates.
Suppressor mutations in suaB and suaD have a similar restricted spectrum of suppression and suaB111 was previously shown to be an alteration in the anticodon of a gln tRNA.
Despite the restricted spectrum of tumours associated with loss of NF2, Merlin is a widely expressed protein and studies from several model organisms have shown that Merlin plays an important role in the function of many different cell types (McClatchey and Giovannini, 2005).
However, thoughts, meanings, meditations, and consciousness are phenomena that do not have restricted spectrums.
On the postquiz, one of these three students demonstrated a vague notion of restricted spectra, and the other two reported that the pulse oximeter uses precisely two wavelengths (without naming them).
The findings of KLK3 adaptive evolution and of its expanded enzymatic spectrum on top of the restricted KLK2 spectrum provide strong arguments for a significant impact of KLK3 emergence in the hydrolysis of semen coagulum and in the extensive SEMGs fragmentation as currently seen in humans.
Brain recordings in large animal models and humans typically rely on a tethered connection, which has restricted the spectrum of accessible experimental and clinical applications.
Dual or company-based education and training provides female adolescents with a lower secondary school-leaving certificate in a very restricted vocational spectrum.
Thus, in contrast to other streptococcal species that display a fairly restricted host spectrum, GBS can cause infections in a wide range of cold- and warm-blooded animals (Kornblatt et al., 1983; Messier et al., 1995; Evans et al., 2008; Delannoy et al., 2012, 2013; Shuster et al., 2013).
For this study, restricted broad-spectrum antibiotic was defined as a carbapenem, fluoroquinolone or glycopeptide antibiotic.
