Sentence examples for ever restricted to from inspiring English sources

In these two cases, there are no conditions under which the f+ mutation is ever restricted to males.

A clear limitation of lesional data in human subjects is the highly variable extent of the lesion as well as its location, rarely if ever restricted to the primary motor cortex.

This project, like identity itself, is far too nuanced and complicated to ever be restricted to binary modes of thought; to ever be about just one thing or another.

As the United Nations Security Council met to discuss the sudden crisis, Maliki, as dour and impassive as ever, restricted himself to a short public statement blaming the collapse on a "conspiracy" whose participants would be severely punished.

The analysis was restricted to ever partnered, ever pregnant women.

The numbers of women included in Table 4 are lower than those presented in Table  2 because the analyses are restricted to ever married women with information about educational level (missing for 2,183 ever married women).

Yet, our analyses were restricted to ever exposed males only who have much higher probability to develop PM than the general French male population.

At the last stages of development, expression is restricted to ever decreasing cell numbers in the posterior body, whereas in the scolex (the head of the protoscolex with the attachment organs) expression is only observed in the proliferative region at the base of the suckers (Galindo et al. 2003; Koziol et al. 2014) (fig. 7 E– G).

Almost everywhere, these great nomads are restricted to ever-decreasing pockets of land.

Ultimately, the music of São Paulo is too diverse and ever-changing to be restricted to one school of thought.

21 NFHS-2 was restricted to ever-married women aged 15 49 years, whereas NFHS-3 included all women aged 15 49 years.