Sentence examples for restriction to developing from inspiring English sources

Ltk belongs to the class of receptor tyrosine kinases; it is expressed broadly in pre-migratory neural crest cells with gradual restriction to developing iridophores during later embryonic stages.

The complex spatiotemporal expression pattern of Rfx6 in mice, namely its broad expression very early in the gut and pancreas endoderm and then its restriction to developing endocrine cells in the embryo and its maintenance in adult islets, including β cells (Smith et al., 2010; Soyer et al., 2010), suggests multiple functions at different stages and in different organs.

Expression patterns of both hydra-TRP-N1 and hydra-TRP-N2 reveal a clear restriction to developing nematocytes in the body column of hydra, with hydra-TRP-N1 showing a stronger signal than Hydra-TRP-N2 (see fig. 3 A and B).

There is often a time restriction to develop or launch products and to be the first to market.

Similarly, the restriction of ID1 expression to developing leaves of maize may be explained by a specific function of this putative regulatory protein in controlling leaf derived floral inductive signals.

Video games are a special kind of play, but at root they're about the same things as other games: embracing particular rules and restrictions in order to develop skills and experience rewards.

Secondly, we exhibit several properties of proper endomorphisms, investigate invertibility of localized endomorphisms both on C⁎(E) and in restriction to DE, and develop a combinatorial approach to analysis of permutative endomorphisms.

Mark Johnston, representing Wright, challenged that ruling, protesting that having to care for a 10-year-old – the couple's older daughter being a boarding pupil at a public school – "is an inherent restriction on her ability to develop any kind of earning capacity in the next five years".

Polymorphic regions between strain A721 and UBC21 were identified from the P. blakesleeanus genome website (version 1.1; http://genome.jgi-psf.org/Phybl1/Phybl1.home.html), with those that could be detected by changes in restriction enzyme sites chosen to develop PCR-RFLP markers.

SNPs (or indels) showing differential restriction maps were used to develop cleaved amplified polymorphic sequence (CAPS) markers.

To develop restriction fragment length polymorphism (RFLP) assays from these snip-SNPs, we designed PCR primers with a standard protocol and performed in silico digests of the resulting amplicons to infer the banding patterns for each strain.