Sentence examples for a relatively restricted role from inspiring English sources

This is generally higher than those OECD countries where private insurance plays a relatively restricted role, with about 1.5% of CHE in Bulgaria, Denmark, Hungary, Poland, and Sweden, but it is lower than those OECD countries with centralized social security systems, such as Germany (5.5%) and France (7%).

This relatively restricted role of Ngly1p on fOS generation in HepG2 cells was unexpected in view of previous work conducted on S. cerevisiae where Png1p, the yeast Ngly1p ortholog, is responsible for the generation of greater than 70% of all fOS in yeast [21]: see also Fig 7A and B where steady state fOS levels in the ams1Δpng1Δ strain are about 2% of that occurring in the ams1Δ strain.

On the negative side, Michelson interferometers have a relatively restricted wavelength range and require use of prefilters which restrict transmittance.

Madagascar is the world's fourth-largest island, but it is still a relatively restricted space.

Compared to past works, the "London Pictures" have a relatively restricted palette: tabloid black and white, highlighted with blood red.

"So we've got a double whammy – there is terrific demand coupled with what looks like a relatively restricted supply over the next four or five months".

We identified a relatively restricted set of 117 regulated genes, the majority (90) being upregulated by light.

Besides, in the Netherlands, there is a relatively restricted antibiotic policy.

Shared genes had a relatively restricted tissue co-expression with interactors, contrary to specific genes.

Integrins have a relatively restricted, cell type-specific and context-dependent expression with defined substrate specificity.

First, the present study investigated a relatively restricted age range, focusing on middle-aged and older participants.