Sentence examples for contribution is restricted from inspiring English sources
The present contribution is restricted to two-dimensional problems of linear elasticity, but the extension to three dimensions and other problem classes is straightforward.
Some worry about the consequences of a third adult being involved in the traditionally two-person process of parenthood though the mitochondrial contribution is restricted to genes for energy-processing proteins and is unlikely to have wider ramifications on, say, family resemblance.
The founder cells of a structure are defined as the first cells of a lineage whose contribution is restricted to that structure [34].
Not that Wilkinson's contribution was restricted to his place kicking.
In last night's opener, Seb Coe's contribution was restricted to a few references and an appearance in a trailer for next week's episode.
India used all 17 members of the one-day squad here, although MS Dhoni's contribution was restricted to a few overs in the outfield as the engaging little leg-spinner Karn Sharma applied the last rites to the Middlesex innings.
In Figure 3(b), the out-of-plane scattering contribution was restricted by including only events close to the velocity distribution maximum as described in Section 'Data analysis'.
We find that contributions are restricted by a combination of these constraints, calibration with success in simulating observed ASE losses, and low assessed risk in some basins.
In spite of its short operational life of only five months, the major goals were fulfilled, except that its contribution to IASTP science is restricted to the morning sector of the outer magnetosphere.
The clone exhibits all the characteristics described for the labelling of the ancestral cells of the SE: it is unilateral, extends along the whole AP axis and its contribution to the DV axis is restricted.
Erhualian (EHL) is a Chinese indigenous pig breed, being known for its early sexual maturity, large litter size, and high tolerance to roughage and stress, but its contribution to the pork industry is restricted by the slow growth rate and high adiposity [ 1].
