Sentence examples for apparently restricted from inspiring English sources
This may result in restricted disorientation in the noncrystalline phase and consequently accompanied by apparently restricted shrinkage.
The option then lets the admins or parents go into Chrome's settings to configure restrictions which will apply to the child's account, as nothing is apparently restricted by default.
Zaglossus is apparently restricted to New Guinea.
Even then his comments were apparently restricted to the particular problem of latitude theory in Ptolemaic astronomy.
Because the betalains are apparently restricted to this order, their presence has assumed some taxonomic significance as perhaps linking all families with betalains.
The feeling of revelation about learning the obvious can be explained with the suggestion that the "obvious" knowledge was implicit, apparently restricted to the right hemisphere.
The announcement followed a tense summit dominated by anger at the Afghan president Hamid Karzai's signing of a law apparently restricting women's rights, to the deep embarassment of Western allies - including Britain - who had stressed that the liberation of women from Taliban oppression was proof that the Afghan war was a success.
Unlike our eyes, the eyes of cephalopods cuttlefish, octopuses, and their relatives contain just one kind of color-sensitive protein, apparently restricting them to a black and white view of the world.
Similarly, rather than apparently restricting the infinite division of matter to some select moving parts, Leibniz maintains that every part of matter is everywhere moving, and so the sort of accommodation envisioned by Descartes must occur everywhere (A. 6.3.565f; 6.3.58f).
Several differences in genes and their expression apparently restrict E. tasmaniensis to exist as an epiphyte on plant surfaces.
The periventricular mitotic array converts from a flat, thin configuration into a perforated, thick configuration, which expands the vertical complement of mitotic progenitors, enlarges regenerative capacity and apparently restricts horizontal growth.
