Sentence examples for appears restricted from inspiring English sources
Cotter Smith, as the art buyer under attack, effectively struggles to hear an objective word from his longtime friends, but the actor appears restricted by consumer-oriented direction.
The fashionable clubs that have sprung up in the town centre in recent years attracting young people from across east Lancashire are unlikely to be threatened since the food offering appears restricted to kebab vans outside in the street.
Of the five new species described by Shûhei Yamamoto and Munetoshi Maruyama of Kyushu University, Aleochara yamato alone appears restricted to shingle beach, that is, rugged areas comprising shore reef, rocks and stones.
In contrast to the five heavy chain isotype system of mice and human (IgD, IgM, IgA, IgG, IgE), zebrafish harbor gene segments for IgD, IgM, and novel heavy chain isotype called IgZ/T which appears restricted to bony fishes.
Conservation appears restricted to the N-terminal protein ends.
In pre-ComX, conservation appears restricted to the N-terminal protein ends.
A proportion of GTPase paralogs appear restricted to certain eukaryote lineages, suggesting roles specific to a restricted lineage, and hence potentially reflecting adaptation to individual lifestyles or ecological niche.
Sampras didn't complain about the blisters on his feet, but his mobility appeared restricted.
Within the genus Mantoniella, only four species have been described: the widely distributed Mantoniella squamata3,12, first described as Micromonas squamata13, Mantoniella antarctica14, and two newly described species Mantoniella baffinensis and Mantoniella beaufortii that appear restricted to arctic waters15.
The exclusion of distal, indirect fatalities in the analysis can make the lethal range of hazards appear restricted to areas close to volcanoes.
Whenever reported, observations appear restricted to convergent adjustments of individual amino acids rather than independent evolutionary inventions of extensive blocks of similar primary structure.
