Sentence examples for globally restricted from inspiring English sources

The wrist range of motion was globally restricted.

Although the species is considered rare due to its globally restricted distribution, it may be locally abundant.

BFRs, including HBCD, have been globally restricted by the Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants (Stockholm Convention 2010); however, BFRs continue to leach from existing products and to be disposed of in landfills.

On the basis of our clinical observation, we hypothesized that the strength of the autoimmune attack is reflected in the degree of globally restricted T-cell receptor (TCR) repertoire.

The challenge will be to draw a visible line that could be regulated and could not be crossed globally, restricting "human enhancement" to only those who medically need it, irrespective of their financial or celebrity stature.

These (dis)similarity can be applied either globally or restricted to a particular local context.

The resulting scheme is globally conservative, but restricted to meridional Courant number, Cθ⩽1.

Globally, conifer dominance is restricted to nutient-poor habitats in colder, drier or waterlogged environments, probably due to competition with angiosperms.

Globally, conifer dominance is restricted to marginal habitats at high altitudes and latitudes, on nutrient-poor or inundated soils, and in dry lands (Bond, 1989; Becker, 2000; Farjon, 2008).

It is clear that model (2) restricted to (M_{partial}) has a globally attractive equilibrium (P_{0}(S_{0}, 0,0,0)).

Analyses of a global collection of B. anthracis isolates suggests that the A lineage is globally distributed, while other lineages (B and C) are geographically restricted.