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Until the 12th century, church music was virtually limited to unadorned plainchant.

Vocal sound, which is virtually limited to frogs, crocodilians and geckos, birds, and mammals, is sometimes the dominant form of communication.

The fossil record for that period had been virtually limited to the species Australopithecus afarensis, made famous by the 3.2-million-year-old Lucy skeleton.

In this comparative study, cerebrovascular pathology was virtually limited to the HSD group.

Trout production was virtually limited to the government farm and on an experimental basis until 1998.

The local MRSA epidemiology in Singapore is virtually limited to two Multilocus Sequence Types (ST239 and ST22) [ 22].

Our study is primarily descriptive in nature, as are virtually all studies limited to working with post-mortem AD brains that reflect a progeric human disease requiring decades to manifest.

Of even greater concern, 40percentt have no female health workers, which means those facilities are virtually off limits to women holding traditional values, who are not permitted to mingle with men.

There are virtually no limits on the number of fishing outfitters or where they may go, and at the peak of the season, in June, many out-of-state outfitters bring clients to Montana.

Although the water is owned by all Californians as a public resource, whoever claimed that water first has top priority to use it, and there are virtually no limits on how they use it.

The government authorities can barely operate in parts of the north; in Borno, says a security expert, ten out of the state's 27 districts are virtually off-limits, with council chairmen fleeing their posts.