Sentence examples for restricted to promoting from inspiring English sources

Here we show that the role of GW182 PABPC1 interaction is not restricted to promoting deadenylation but rather this interaction is required for silencing independently of whether or not the target is degraded.

These hyperactive mutants catalyze recombination promiscuously, being no longer restricted to promoting inversion between recombination sites on the same DNA molecule and no longer confined to a single round of subunit rotation.

It appears that the actions of CXCL9 and CXCL10 are not restricted to promoting recruitment of activated T lymphocytes and their migration to sites of inflammation, but that they may also serve to recruit MC precursors into rheumatoid synovial tissue.

By restricting calories, as they state clearly and explicitly in their own words: "During the run-in phase, energy intake was restricted to promote 12percentt (within 2percentt) weight loss over 9-10 weeks".

Labor has pledged to ban taxpayer funded ads spruiking major projects and restrict them to promoting such things as road safety campaigns and workplace health and safety.

However, instead of marketing health services in such distant countries as India or Mexico they restrict themselves to promoting regional, cross-border travel to the United States as well as private clinics within Canada.

Importantly, AID activity in B cells is not restricted to Ig loci and can promote mutations and pro-lymphomagenic translocations, establishing a direct oncogenic mechanism for germinal center-derived neoplasias.

Moreover, this chaperone-like activity is not restricted to IMS proteins, since Mia40 promotes the integration of Tim22 (a polytopic IM protein) and human ChChd3 (an IM-anchored protein), and Mrp10 (a matrix-targeted ribosomal subunit Mrp10).

And the Republican establishment will have to deal with the fact that Tea Party heroes like Alexander Hamilton, Theodore Roosevelt and Ronald Reagan had no problem restricting imports to promote our national interest.

Transcriptional and proteomic profiling of these populations suggests that early outgrowth EPCs may be of monocytic origin and restricted in their ability to promote neovascularization clinically [ 20].

Our findings therefore suggest that it may be advantageous to target MiHAs with a restricted tissue distribution in order to promote persistence of memory T cells and thereby minimize the risk of cancer recurrence.