Sentence examples for with limited exchanges from inspiring English sources

Interconversion between the fully paired J1 conformation and the two-unpaired nucleotide J2 conformations could theoretically occur with limited exchanges of base-pairing partners immediately at the junction.

Yet:[I]t is hard to avoid the conclusion that regimes with limited exchange rate flexibility linked to the dollar at undervalued exchange rates frustrated one channel through which relative prices might otherwise have adjusted in a way to induce more balanced global growth.So much for the past.

Its range seems to be rather patchy, particularly around offshore islands, where there are small local populations with limited exchange between them.

With limited substitution, rosters could be smaller.

However, the narrowness of the cavity below this depth (Supplementary Fig. S2) means that what is being excluded from the cavity volume is a relatively small portion that is most vulnerable to spurious simulated melting rates due to its limited exchanges with the rest of the cavity.

However, there have been only limited exchanges of information with other companies and with academic researchers working to find treatments for other diseases.

Beijing opened the door today to direct contacts with Taiwan by indicating that it would grudgingly go along with Taipei's plan for limited exchanges between its offshore islands and the Chinese mainland.

Each diverged lineages survived in situ with limited gene exchanges, and the stable demographics of lineages indicate that the Pleistocene climatic oscillations were inconsequential for this species.

The exposed Au(1 1 1) regions were backfilled with MUA through a separate incubation resulting in the formation of the heterogeneous mixed monolayer with limited thiol exchange of the residual AET for the incoming MUA.

Ronald suspects that the transplanted genes enable plants to cope with limited gas exchange by slowing their metabolism.

These results suggest long periods of isolation with limited genetic exchange between the two geographical regions.