Sentence examples for confine activity from inspiring English sources

Some firms confine activity mostly to production of "lining out" stock, which must be tended several years before reaching salable size.

The observed changes to SRC kinetics may be diagnostic of an inability to confine activity levels within the locomotor circuit, consistent with an inability of activity-dependent homeostasis to fully constrain activity levels in this circuit.

Mary Landrigan, a spokeswoman for the county's Health Department, recommends that on ozone-alert days, "when you just can't seem to get a breath of air," people exercising outdoors should confine activities to the morning or evening hours when ozone levels tend to be lower.

All WT mice (n = 9) entrained to the LD cycle, confining activity to the dark phase, and all free ran with a strong circadian rhythm in DD (mean period 23.82±0.05 h and rhythm strength (%V) of 58.51±5.34%), starting from the time of activity onset under LD (Fig. 1A 1B).

Fortunately los cruceros (the cruisers), as the Mexicans call them, seemed to confine their activity to shopping in a small area around the pier.

Localization of proteins to specific subcellular regions is a widely conserved mechanism to spatially confine their activity (Nelson, 2003; Gitai, 2005).

Drawing its inspiration from the rich background of inducible gene expression technologies, this important development permits the user to confine MO activity within a region of the embryo at a chosen timepoint.

Mechanism of immuno-escape may be an explanation of this phenomenon as formerly supposed and the deposition of a dense stroma should possibly be understood as a physiologic effort to confine cancer activity (Erkan et al, 2008).

Fun, yes, but within certain confines of activity.

The company says it will now confine its activities to business services.

So we confine the activities to certain areas" of the train.