Sentence examples for restricting expansion from inspiring English sources

Using both knockout (KO) and inducible models, we provide evidence for an important role of miR-203 in restricting expansion of oncogenic Hras-transformed cells in vitro and in vivo.

Republican governors had worked hard to restrict expansion of this gambling.

Clinical and electromyographic findings are almost always more pronounced compared with extraneural ganglia, and this is related to the perineurium that restricts expansion of the intraneural ganglion and thus increases the pressure on the nerve.

The coordinating committee decided that a new airport was needed for Iloilo City as Mandurriao Airport was deemed unexpandable due to operational obstacles and the presence of slums and other natural and civic structures that would restrict expansion efforts.

Restricted expansion of the thorax or lung may have explained the NSP in most of these subjects since the conditions were suggestive of restriction despite the low normal TLC.

In advanced Ph+ leukaemia (Ph+ ALL or CML blast crisis) clinical trials with Imatinib have shown that Bcr-Abl inhibition is not sufficient to prevent disease progression or to restrict expansion of resistant cells.

Thus, cell‐extrinsic factors shared by naturally aged and Lmna Dhe mice selectively restrict expansion of influenza NP366 374‐specific CD8+ T cells promoting skewed immune dominance with aging that favors expansion of PA224 233 to NP366 374 influenza‐specific CD8+ T cells (Po et al., 2002; Yager et al., 2008; Jiang et al., 2009).

By the late 1980s, it had drawn up plans restricting the expansion of Palestinian towns and villages.

Restricting the expansion to degraded land would achieve a huge mitigation.

Consumer lending alone has been growing by an average of 40% in each of the past five years, enough to keep the foreign banks' assets and profits growing handsomely despite a slight loss of market share.By restricting the expansion of foreign banks, and so limiting the competition to provide banking services to Indian customers, the government has kept business costs unnecessarily high.

NF2 is localized in the apical region of NPCs and plays a crucial role in restricting NPC expansion by negatively regulating YAP/TAZ activity.