Sentence examples for former confined from inspiring English sources

There was no possibility of conflict between Germany and the United States so long as the former confined its warfare to the continent of Europe; a new situation full of potential danger arose, however, when the German authorities decided to use their new weapon, the submarine, to challenge British control of the seas.

And as for JR – well, he's a shadow of his former self, confined to a nursing home with clinical depression.

The future of CCGs is uncertain, with NHS England set to distinguish between minimal and maximal models – the former largely confined to contract monitoring while the latter takes a lead on service redesign.

The UK distribution of the former is confined to Angus, Perthshire, Argyll and north Wales, and of the latter to Angus, the Moffat Hills, north Wales and two locations in England.

This seems odd in view of the fact that the latter ranges in the xeric Sinai and Negev deserts, whereas the former is confined to mesic Mediterranean and steppic Jordan Valley regions in Israel.

The former was confined to vesicles, whereas the latter showed the two different distribution patterns described above.

Second, specific antibodies targeting either pmCiC or mCiC/pmCiC showed different expression patterns in BPH tissue biopsies consistent with the former being confined to the plasma membrane.

Immunostaining for the Sertoli cell filaments vimentin and N-cadherin showed that the former was confined to basal and the latter to apical Sertoli cell cytoplasm, but both showed evidence for retraction in DBP-exposed rats, similar to that found for espin.

Comparative autoradiograms between the pre-dosed (Figure 4b) and non-pre-dosed mice (Figure 4a) showed that for the former, activity was confined to areas with high hematoxylin and Ch2R staining, i.e. areas of high cell density, whereas the activity in tumours from pre-dosed animals was found in areas with low hematoxylin and Ch2R staining.

The former is largely confined to bacteria, algae, some fungi, and plants, whereas the latter is described in fungi and euglenids [ 59- 63].

The former reflects enrichment confined to the promoter (defined as −2 kb to +0.5 kb from the TSS or from the first base of exon 1 depending on gene data set).