Sentence examples for restricted uptake from inspiring English sources

We used retrograde tracers that show high sensitivity and restricted uptake zones, the latter making it possible to verify their restriction to a single cortical area (for a detailed discussion of the relative merits of the tracers used here, see Supplementary material in Markov et al. 2011).

Evidence suggests a lack of accessible information about personalisation has restricted uptake of personal budgets by people from black and minority ethnic backgrounds.

These challenges have restricted uptake and lead research towards lower-gain, lower-risk alternatives.

Therefore, restricted uptake rather than availability was the reason for nutrient limitation by the size of the root bed.

Oral administration of CoQ10 has been shown to elevate its levels in rat cerebral cortex mitochondria in one study [ 54], whereas others reported restricted uptake [ 31, 53, 55].

The restricted uptake zone is important for enabling accurate measurements of local connectivity immediately adjacent to the uptake zone and for avoiding tracer spillage into white matter and into adjacent cortical areas.

McrA, another Type IV restriction enzyme, restricts uptake of DNAs with m5C modifications and is mutually exclusive with M.HpaII.

Experts criticise that this move would restrict uptake of real renewable energy, drive deforestation, cause carbon emissions and reduce sequestration.

Use of a computer tablet involves some new learning, and age-related declines in memory and fluid intelligence may restrict uptake.

In addition, the role of negatively charged chondroitin sulfate of the extracellular matrix (ECM) in restricting uptake was further suggested by digesting neonatal rat hippocampal slices with chondroitinase ABC and showing increased uptake of QDs by oligodendrocytes.

Any system whose function is to transport peptides from the environment for nutritional assimilation should, by necessity not be too specific for certain sequences so as to avoid restricting uptake to only a subset of the available peptides.