Sentence examples for see restricted from inspiring English sources
CCSVI doctors and patients speak of the ability to see restricted and restored flow on M.R.V.'s — an M.R.I. on the veins — as proof that CCSVI is real and the surgical treatment effective.
It is remarkable that while we see restricted interactions between kermit2 and α5β1, the dominant negative kermit2 construct is effective at abolishing cell migration.
The transient connectivity does not impact electrophysiological properties such as the kinetics of postsynaptic events of FSI-NG2 cell and NFSI-NG2 cell connections (see subsection "FSIs and NFSIs target specific segregated subcellular domains") and single vs. double release sites (see "Restricted number of release sites per interneuron").
2. Mike Wallace (PIT, 25) It's rare to see restricted free agents sign with new teams – especially when they have a first-round tender.
In a session that saw restricted action on a damp track because of overnight rain, Rossi clocked one minute 50.464 seconds late on as the circuit dried.
At P7, at midline sections, Purkinje cell loss and reactive gliosis can be seen restricted to specific folia (Figure 2b,e).
Organisations can be surprisingly lax about letting temporary workers see supposedly restricted information.
After 10 days of detention, during which Dr Ganic had to wait three days to receive a consular visit, the engineer was granted £300,000 bail by a judge under stringent conditions which see him restricted for large portions of the day to a modest house in Battersea, south London.
Earlier this month First Minister Carwyn Jones said he wanted to see developments restricted.
The Yankees would like to see Williams restrict his chasing to going after fly balls.
It is a fact that political parties espousing xenophobic and anti-Islamic views in Europe have gained in both popularity and representation, and that legal policies have been enacted that most human rights organizations rightly see as restricting the fundamental rights of Muslims to practice their religious beliefs.
