Sentence examples for restriction of uptake from inspiring English sources

Via restriction of uptake of exogeneous choline to various values between 1 to 2 mmol/gDW/h, monotonic increase in the biomass flux (from 0.065 to 0.129 h-1) and in betaine production flux (from 0.45 to 0.89 mmol/gDW/h) were observed; hence stimulation of growth by the presence of choline was predicted, which is in agreement with the reported experimental observations [ 58].

Restriction of glucose uptake may affect the metabolism of malignant cells and limit significantly tumor growth by inducing cell death.

Potentially dangerous accumulation of solutes is avoided by restriction of water uptake, succulence, or export by shedding of leaves or fruits (Glatzel, 1983, 1996; Bell and Adams, 2011).

Potentially, both NO3- assimilation and Fe acquisition could compete for reducing equivalents; thus a limitation in NO3- uptake could favour the reduction-based mechanism of Fe uptake [ 17] or, alternatively, since NO3- reduction is carried out by Fe-containing enzymes (i.e. NR and NiR), Fe deficiency could alter the cytosolic NO3- concentration leading to a restriction of its uptake mechanism(s).

17 It included the restriction of calorie intake to <1500 kcal/day, restriction of fat intake to 30 35% of total daily energy uptake (reservation of 10% for monounsaturated fatty acids, eg, olive oil), avoidance of trans fats, high-fibre uptake (to 30 g/day) and the avoidance of liquid monosaccharides and disaccharides.

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

However, Ctry2459 cannot suppress established infection of HCV because of the poor cellular uptake and restriction of endosomes.

Additionally, using a transmission source solves the restriction of MLAA to regions of sufficient tracer uptake.

Compared to the organism-wide zinc reduction through dietary uptake limitation, more stringent restriction of zinc in only pathologically affected regions is worth consideration.

Limiting the production of new fine roots, spatial restriction of root growth in turn curtails nutrient uptake, as indicated by a higher C/N ratio of high-CO2 plants.

"In Australia, we have one of the highest incidents of uptake of citizenship.