Sentence examples for circumscribed time of from inspiring English sources

Unique in this outbreak was the circumscribed time of exposure for each individual patient to an identified source of Legionella infection.

Still, it's hard to read his luminous and horizon-expanding "Age of Wonder" without feeling some sense of diminution in our own imaginatively circumscribed times.

As Tilly writes, they circumscribe time and space, limit the number of actors and actions, situate all causes "in the consciousness of the actors," and elevate the personal over the institutional.

The dates of these contemporaries circumscribe the time of Ashoka's reign; combined with the earlier Greek synchronisms, they afford a firm foundation for the correlation of Indic and Mediterranean events.

Outbreaks are usually circumscribed in time and attributable to a point source of infection which can be identified in the environment [ 4- 8].

Nevertheless, this society was not "feminist", nor was fin' amor, which exalted women while at the same time circumscribing many aspects of their lives and behavior.

Histologically, the tumor was poorly circumscribed with foci of infiltration of the myocardium.

Suppressive effects of vocalization were found to occur only within circumscribed areas of auditory cortex.

In cerebritis the precontrast CT only reveals an irregular poorly circumscribed area of low density.

Microaneurysms – irregularly enlarged, circumscribed increase of capillary diameter [ 4, 5].

Histologically, large, not circumscribed areas of distributed iron were detected in zones of intense macrophage invasion.