Sentence examples for selectively limit from inspiring English sources

A critical challenge for achieving ideal pathway compartmentalization with protein shells will likely be evolving pores to selectively limit intermediate diffusion.

Connection admission control (CAC) schemes are used to selectively limit the number of admitted calls from each traffic class to maximize network utilization while satisfying the QoS constraints[1].

After Husted's plan to selectively limit early voting in Democratic counties was called out for the "overt discrimination" that it was, an agreement was reached to keep hours uniform across all counties, Democratic and Republican-leaning alike.

Proper interaction of claudins is essential to selectively limit paracellular ion movement, an action which produces the high TEER of the BBB.

Mtb-induced type I IFNs can selectively limit the production of IL-1 β in human macrophages, thus promoting TB infection [ 206].

It is thought that spot-like adhesions form first, at the tip of the initial cell-cell contacts, which then develop into belt-like adherens junctions (AJ),[ 29, 30] followed by formation of tight junctions (TJ) at the apical side of the AJ.[ 31] These TJs have a barrier function to selectively limit the flow of ions and macromolecules.

Selectively limiting API access by company is definitely strange behavior in an ecosystem that thrives on API symbiosis.

According to an August, 14 2009 Department of State Travel Warning, "In June 2009, the Israeli government began selectively limiting certain travelers to either the occupied territories of the West Bank and Gaza, or to Israel and Jerusalem".

The Republicans' insistence on cutting back government spending is ultimately a disguised way to advance their agenda of selectively limiting the role of government in society.

These assumptions introduced local activation; active transport is selectively limited to a single neurite (i.e., the axon candidate), leaving the other neurites unpolarized.

MIF selectively limits corticosteroid-mediated immune depression without influencing other physiological effects of glucocorticoids during the stress response.