These results indicate that the function of c-Myc in appendicular skeletal development is largely, if not wholly, restricted to after formation of chondro-osteoprogenitors.
Conversely, the association to the PLCL2 SNP, rs453211, was wholly restricted to the early onset psoriasis subgroup (type I) (see online supplementary table S3).
Third, can the cry of dirty hands be restricted wholly or principally to politics or does it speak equally to other areas of life, and, where politics is concerned, do only the principal agents get dirty hands or do their citizens share in the taint?
One type, wholly or mostly restricted to L2, is stereotyped and highly stimulus-locked.
That is not wholly unreasonable; but it should be restricted to bilateral discussions with Afghanistan's government.
If the burden of argument belonged wholly to the Academy, and the Academics were restricted to premises that were strictly implied by Stoic theory, AS seems to have been the case with Arcesilaus, the Academic case was not proved.
2. Medical School 2, which is wholly graduate entry (at the time of the study restricted to bioscience graduates).
They are creatures, in other words, wholly dependent on snow and ice habitats sustained by them, restricted by them and adapted to them -- they are captive to the Arctic environment and thus the first to reflect a change.
The public conversation about progress, they say, has been forcibly redirected, and is now restricted to technology and entrepreneurship an emphasis that, while not wholly rhetorical, seems gauged to impress foreign observers.
The insensitivity of pancreatic cancers to gemcitabine was due, in part or wholly, to the presence of a non-permeable stromal barrier that restricted the ability of gemcitabine to reach the tumour cells.
Controlled experimental exposure studies in laboratory settings cannot wholly represent the complexity of ambient PM exposures and are largely restricted to individual air pollutants or defined mixtures (e.g., diesel engine exhaust).
