Divergent mitochondrial lineages are restricted to precise cave systems or surface ravines and regions.
Such poorly defined culture conditions could restrict the precise quantification of the link between cellular responses and anticancer drug conditions.
Survivin distribution in lesional skin has been indicated as localised, when restricted to precise areas of the lesion, or homogeneous, when equally distributed.
The phenotypic segregation patterns in progenies of lines #060120 and #060501 were evaluated to restrict the precise position of the FT2 locus since both lines had a crossover within a single BAC clone, MiB300H01.
The Independent revealed that the contracts restrict interviews to precise pre-agreed questions and give Clarence House the right to take part in various stages of the editing process and to pull the interview "in its entirety" if it is not satisfied with the finished package.
Enhancing BioTop by the whole array of SN relations would conflict with its design principle to keep the set of relations small but semantically precise, restricting them to those that are needed for BioTop class definitions.
However, currently available genetically encoded sensors are characterized by low signal intensity and limited dynamic range (maximum change in fluorescence ratio or intensity) [ 1, 4, 5], insufficient for routine applications in high throughput screening (HTS) assays and restricting sensitivity of precise single-cell studies.
Graduates will surely prove gifted code-writers, Mr. Neveu said, but may find themselves restricted to an "extremely precise niche" that may not always exist.
The estimates are again little affected (Table 9) by preferring least, rather than most, adjusted RRs, by restricting to a more precise outcome definition, or by preferring RRs for current smoking of cigarettes to those for current smoking of any product.
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