Sentence examples for restriction ability from inspiring English sources
From DC testing result, we can find that single Zr:SiO2 exhibits no current self-limiting property but GO SiO2/Zr:SiO2, Zr:SiO2/GO SiO2, and GO SiO2/Zr:structureiO2 structure devices own intrinsic current restriction ability.
The artificial substitution of arginine (R) at position 322 of human TRIM5α to proline (P) conferred potent restriction ability against HIV-1 [ 37, 38].
As described above, a study comparing human and Rh TRIM5α showed that a single change from R to P at position 332 of human TRIM5α (R332P) conferred potent restriction ability against not only HIV-1 but also SIVmac239 [ 37, 38].
Studies of correlation between quality measures show that in fact using a combination of quality measures allows capturing different aspects of prehension, like geometrical restriction, ability to resist forces, manipulability or comfort (Leon et al. 2012).
Restrictions: Ability to complete Level 5 or 6 skills and/or ability to swim front crawl 50 yards, back crawl 50 yards, breaststroke 25 yards, and butterfly 15 yards.
A limitation or restriction on ability was regarded as a barrier-affecting behaviour.
Most mentioned stressors in mechanical restraint were "Restriction of ability to move", "Fear to be lonely" and "Being dependent on the help of others".
Mr. Powell and Mr. Martin counter that in the case of the newspaper-broadcast restrictions, the ability of companies to work together and achieve benefits of scale in news presentation will improve the quality of local coverage.
We found that a cell input number of 200,000 cells/well provided a good balance between limited availability of cells due to blood volume restrictions and ability to detect all cytokine secretion patterns.
Some participants recounted "pretty hopeless" (I/V 15) and severe restrictions in ability and mobility due to reduced shoulder movement.
As H204 and Z21 are involved in dimerization interactions, they may further specify Mnt-binding restrictions and abilities among species.
