Sentence examples for circumscribed set from inspiring English sources

Using these three genealogies, we looked for exclusive or private haplotypes or haplotype lineages that corresponded to putative species (i.e. monophyletic groups, or sets of polyphyletic clusters that were only exhibited by one geographically and/or morphologically circumscribed set of individuals).

Critical care is best managed when the service is designed for a homogeneous population with a circumscribed set of medical and surgical issues.

Clearly, such contemplation gives access to a suitably circumscribed set of worlds only if the imaginative exercise is somehow constrained with respect to what is held constant.

We also focused on health outcomes proximal to the services covered by the scheme, as its circumscribed set of covered services enabled measurement of changes in cause specific mortality even if changes in general population health were difficult to measure.

There is now considerable evidence that face processing involves a circumscribed set of brain regions within occipitotemporal cortex, as evidenced by single-cell recording in primates (Perrett et al. 1982), intracranial recording in humans (McCarthy et al. 1999) and neuropsychological deficits such as prosopagnosia (De Renzi 1986).

Based on these findings, Henzi et al. (2009) have concluded that female baboons do not "sustain relationships with a constant and circumscribed set of individuals over time, but instead form only short-term companionships with an array of different partners in response to local ecological contingencies".

That is more of an achievement than may be apparent, because the journeys are tightly circumscribed: both sets, using poetry by Heine, are about unrequited love, and each song captures a different shade of disappointment and hopelessness.

Here is a short preview of our findings: we can prove, in a well circumscribed formal setting, that the Pareto combination preserves Bellman's principle of optimality (Theorem 3.3).

The region between 0 and the upper bound on F exactly circumscribes the set of possible values of F as a function of σ1, as the upper bound is strict.

Maintaining that kind of reception, Ms. Bernsen said, could depend on the willingness of the group's members to set aside circumscribed roles.

Elias Fries transferred it to the then newly circumscribed genus Calvatia in 1849, setting Calvatia craniiformis as the type and only species.