Thus, the IgM-mediated size-restrictive clearance is likely to functions as a means of achieving apoptotic cell clearance without promoting inflammation.
For example, safety information derived from comptive randomised trials may fail to detect safety concerns because of limited sample size and restrictive inclusion and exclusion criteria.
The other serotype of Leptospira interrogans analyzed in our set, serovar Copenhageni [ 39], would also show less enzymes than expected from a linear relationship if a minimum open reading frame (ORF) size less restrictive than 50 amino acids would have been used for ORF detection (less than 4% of the analyzed genomes show a minimum ORF size so high).
On the West Coast, fish stocks have been strongly revived over the past decade through conservative management: fleet size reductions, highly restrictive catch limits and the closing of large areas to certain kinds of nets, hooks and traps.
The seven-inch screen size is pretty restrictive if you want to, say, sit through an entire movie.
However, in some application scenarios, unique identification is inherently impossible or is prevented by highly restrictive size and energy constraints imposed on the wireless autonomous agents.
This might reflect that organisms in both groups have tight junctions with similar effective pore size that becomes restrictive for molecules not much larger than the radius and MW of cellobiose and lactulose.
Importantly, the restrictive size of the reporter DNA (∼5 kb) in viral particles narrows the potential for further genetic manipulations.
However, studies involving smaller sample sizes are inherently restrictive due to their limited statistical power to identify low frequency genetic variations.
We see that every recovery story is unique, and never advocate for restrictive, 'one size fits all' policies.
Another limitation of the current study is the restrictive sample size.
