Sentence examples for better confined from inspiring English sources

Column encasement is equally useful for common area replacement ratios but columns of smaller diameters are better confined.

The radiated fields are better confined in the ultra-thin glass film coated with graphene, which gives rise to stronger light-matter interactions and higher SER-enhanced factors.

Obviously, from the equations above, the Re(n eff ) increases for a fixed wavelength as the chemical potential μ c decreases, which intends the GSPPs are better confined at lower chemical potential.

The corpse-bride act works better here, confined to comic relief.

If you have uneven texture in your skin (like rosacea or acne scars), it's better to confine gold to the eyes.

But you cannot do everything, and on a first trip to this magic part of the world it may be better to confine explorations to the mainland.

This is understandable, but it is better to confine the term 'Nominalism' to the denial of the reality of properties at all.

We assess which strategy performs better at confining the epidemic inside the control area over the short and long term.

"A male player from 6-1 to 6-4 is going to move much better in a confined space than someone who is 6-5 to 6-10.

"It's something I feel called to do," said Vitek, 29, who added that a quarantine at her home in Washington, D.C. would be much better than being confined at a hospital.

Poecilia is an omnivorous species that better survives in confined habitats, namely open dug wells.