Sentence examples for a very restricted area from inspiring English sources
Provisional IUCN category: Following the Red List criteria of the IUCN (2012), we consider Begonia merrilliana to belong to the vulnerable category under criterion D2 (population with a very restricted area of occupancy).
Provisional IUCN category: Following the Red List criteria of the IUCN (2012), we consider Begonia culasiensis to belong to the Vulnerable category under criterion D2 (population with a very restricted area of occupancy).
With the aim of improving the administration and release of cytokines in a very restricted area, we have designed vectors expressing the mGM-CSF cDNA with different localization signals.
Second, none of the students found all the moths despite knowing that the moths were present in a very restricted area, indicating that people with little experience of looking for cryptic moths are not very good at spotting them (Majerus et al., unpublished data).
Although other storm kelpies are reported as inhabiting the Gulf of Corrievreckan, described by poet, writer and folklorist Alasdair Alpin MacGregor as "the fiercest of the Highland storm kelpies", the blue men are confined to a very restricted area.
However, the studies have all compared range sizes within a very restricted area, e.g., Germany and the United Kingdom.
In any case, regulation of lipids at very restricted area seems to be important.
We found that ghrelin stimulated the electrical activity of GHRH neurons in a direct manner, suggesting that parallel and apparently independent signalling at GHRH neurons and at NPY neurons can occur within the very restricted area of the arcuate nucleus.
However, even in this case, the germplasm examined consisted of breeding lines and improved cultivars stemming from a very restricted geographic area.
First of all, the studied populations were all located within a very restricted geographic area and were readily identifiable because of the very specific ecological requirements of P. coridon's host plant.
Subsequently, millions of these cells reaching the target area die off, while only a very restricted number of progenitor cells (a few ten thousands) develop into mature neurons.
