Sentence examples for restricting expression from inspiring English sources

"Disgust is not a valid basis for restricting expression".

"But disgust," Justice Scalia wrote, "is not a valid basis for restricting expression".

pRb mainly acts by interacting with the E2F family of transcription factors, thereby restricting expression of genes required for cell proliferation [9].

Therefore, for many strategies pathogen-inducible promoters might be the most useful as they limit the cost of resistance by restricting expression to infection sites.

One challenge facing this approach is to express adequate levels of the therapeutic transgene in a regulated and sustained fashion, eventually restricting expression to a single lineage developing from the transduced stem cells.

Even if one grants that impolite speech cannot be a basis for restricting expression, questions regarding when one person's expression creates an immediate or pervasive threat to another person (e.g., when speech incites imminent violence) are likely to be continuing sources of disagreement on our campuses.

This may seem fine, but sooner or later genocide-denial laws end up restricting expressions that might cause ethnic or religious offence.

U: ubiquitous; D: no differential; N: no restricted expression; R: restricted expression.

MAP kinase p38α is ubiquitously expressed whereas p38β, p38γ and p38δ have restricted expression patterns [18].

Lpr 3 has restricted expression in the primary enamel knot while Wise is expressed in the mesenchyme at this stage.

Asked if colleges should have policies against slurs and other intentionally offensive language, 69percentt of students said yes, while 27percentt believed they should be able to restrict expression of potentially offensive political views.