Sentence examples for essentially restricted to the from inspiring English sources
Capitalist enterprise introduced changes in agricultural practices and horticultural techniques, but these developments were essentially restricted to the urban areas and the plantation country.
The Tertiary record of the Paris Basin is essentially restricted to the Paleogene strata (namely, those of Paleocene late Oligocene age), whereas scattered Pliocene-Pleistocene deposits occur in England and Belgium above the Paleogene.
The system was essentially restricted to the post-graduate institutional context and also a small number of foreign participants, which provided a feeling of "safety" for the students externalizing their issues.
Furthermore, the culmination of the decratonization of the North China Craton was also related to an eastward jump of Cenozoic subduction of the Pacific Plate and the far-field effect of eastward extrusion of Cenozoic subduction of the Indian Plate, and was not essentially restricted to the early Mesozoic processes.
Dynamic storage modulus (E′) and mechanical damping (tan δ) properties, determined by DMTA carried out in the prior-to and post-fatigue conditions, were useful to correlate the observed fatigue response to the additional surface residual compressive stresses and also to indicate that the fatigue induced "strain hardening" of PEEK is essentially restricted to the amorphous phase of the polymer.
Hip4 appears to be the fission yeast counterpart of S. cerevisiae Hpc2 and human UBN1, however the sequence similarity between these proteins is essentially restricted to the HRD domain (also called HUN, for Hpc2-Ubinuclein-1 domain) [35].
This is very different from the distribution of some rare assets such as cars/trucks and the ownership of cable television which were essentially restricted to those in the highest quintiles.
In fact we have found an increased risk of asthma symptoms in children exposed to car and truck traffic fumes, essentially restricted to those who also reported cough or phlegm.
Although considered a medium-sized albatross, the rather bulky short-tailed albatross has minimum sink and best glide velocities approaching those (only 25% less) of the much larger wandering albatross (Diomedea exulans), which is essentially restricted to only the windiest regions of the southern hemisphere, at least during the breeding season [6], [11].
Label was present in the frontal operculum, but this was essentially restricted to layer I of the olfactory tubercle and layer I of the prepiriform cortex.
