Sentence examples for striking restriction from inspiring English sources

The more striking restriction, however, is that it is the taste of the food or drink that is associated with illness.

In KD patients 1 6, as in the KD patients reported in our prior study (6,7) there was a striking restriction in the distribution of ICI in bronchi.

The onset of pituitary organogenesis is marked by a striking restriction of Shh, BMP4, FGF8 and Wnt5a, which are uniformly expressed in the oral ectoderm from the invaginating RP.

The rat model of maternal protein restriction shows striking phenotypic similarities to LBW humans in terms of both physiology and cellular indices of programming.

The researchers said they had found a "striking association" between viewing restrictions and low rates of smoking and drinking.

Elements for all other females were set to 0. In dams unknown, all elements of c associated with females were fixed to 0. There were two striking features of these restrictions.

The safety policies identified via field notes including stacking restrictions, not striking others and the removal of damaged equipment may also have helped facilitate an environment in which children could freely and safely engage in PA.

Oceanic restriction is especially striking among "land crabs" [26].

This striking difference comes from the restriction m ij = min k j · k i / 2 M, 1.

This provides yet another striking example in which conformational restriction contributes greatly to high affinity binding of peptoid-like molecules to proteins and strongly suggests that libraries constructed from these types of building blocks will be a source of superior protein ligands.

The unions left the meeting with specific but potentially important pledges, from ensuring that bank holidays are not docked from statutory annual leave to extending the restrictions on sacking striking workers from eight to 12 weeks.