Sentence examples for almost entirely restricted from inspiring English sources

Thankfully Frostrup made it through to next week as, sadly, did Colin Jackson, the former world champion hurdler, whose utterances are almost entirely restricted to cliches.

While infloresences of radiate, discoid, and disciform heads occur in various tribes of Asteraceae, the ligulate head is almost entirely restricted to one tribe, Lactuceae (Cichorieae), and is found in all members of that tribe.

"They are now almost entirely restricted to Scotland.

Higher-density values (>120 tph), although rare, were distributed throughout the mixed-conifer habitat while large (>1.6 ha) treeless (no conifers >15 cm dbh) areas were almost entirely restricted to higher elevation, colder, wetter habitat types.

Thus, the organogenic function of B-LTβ is almost entirely restricted to spleen, where it supports the correct lymphoid architecture that is critical for an effective humoral immune response.

This is probably due to analytical difficulties but also to the prevalent opinion that the chemistry of phosphorus in geological environments is almost entirely restricted to the mineral apatite.

In control XY gonads, SOX9 was almost entirely nuclear and restricted to the Sertoli cells of the developing testis, consistent with its distribution seen during normal in vivo development [ 25] (Figs. 4a and 4b).

After 51 years in the rock business, 900 recorded songs, 100 live tours, four wives, two children, two grandchildren, two adopted children, two suicide attempts and 30 movies, Johnny's popularity is restricted almost entirely to the French-speaking world.

Odax acroptilus, which had the largest body size, was restricted almost entirely to meadows of A. griffithii, the most structurally complex habitat with open spaces below a dense canopy.

Wundt's methodological discipline meant that the data collected in his laboratory were primarily such things as reaction times or discrimination thresholds, rather than introspective accounts of inner contents or processes; it also meant, in practice, that his experiments were restricted almost entirely to the study of "lower" psychological processes, principally sensation and perception.

We observed substantial frequencies for the numbers of IFN-γ producing cells in the total as well as memory subsets of both CD4+ and CD8+ T cells, and these responses were restricted almost entirely to the population defined by memory phenotype as shown for a representative animal from each of the three groups studied (Figs. 4A and 4B).