Myeloid neoplasms are usually derived from bone marrow committed progenitors restricted to give rise to erythrocytes, granulocytes (neutrophils, basophils, and eosinophils), monocytes, or megakaryocytes.
LIN-41 was also not detected in the germ lines of males or mid-L4 stage larvae, both of which have late-pachytene-stage germ cells undergoing spermatogenesis (Ellis and Schedl 2007; Ellis and Stanfield 2014), suggesting that pachytene-stage LIN-41 expression is restricted to germ cells committed to oogenesis.
But it seems that the logic of the medical model does not force us to privilege any one level of explanation notably, it does not commit us to explanations restricted to the resources of molecular biology.
The remaining men claimed never to have committed any such offences: their activities, they said, had been restricted to the viewing of images.
Cost benefit considerations will restrict the offender from traveling long distance to commit the crime.
Egypt's most prominent rights groups criticised the government for using the "purported aim of 'countering terrorism' as justification to commit arbitrary arrests and restrict freedoms".
Additionally fire managers, at least in the US, are incentivized to commit additional suppression resources and restrict potentially beneficial fire (Calkin et al. 2011).
On the plus side, the president's budget calls for eliminating a provision that restricts police access to trace data involving guns used to commit crimes.
Inevitably, this multiple support restricts the amount of time that celebrities are able to commit to help their chosen charities and can result in their endorsements seeming superficial rather than committed and personal.
Adult stem cells have a more restricted ability to differentiate, being committed to a specific lineage.
