Sentence examples for limited movement of from inspiring English sources
Such divergence is especially strong and rapid when there is little gene flow between populations (e.g. limited dispersal of seeds or pollen, or limited movement of animals across physiographic barriers) (1Khashti, D, unpublished report).
In recent months, Israel has permitted increased — although still quite limited — movement of goods and people into and out of Gaza.
In a statement, Mr. Levy said that while some limited movement of staff among high schools may be required this year, the disruption to students and teachers is projected to be minimal.
In shieldtail snakes and their relatives (superfamily Anilioidea), a solid skull and limited movement of the jawbones allow "snout-shifting," where one entire side of the head is moved forward in relation to the other side, which clamps the prey.
Limited movement of jaw to the nonprosthesis side and deviation of jaw to the prosthesis side are inevitable.
The HP HG expanded the mesiobuccal and lingual crown surfaces and elicited limited movement of the remainder of the tooth crown and roots.
Even so, it was the first official acknowledgment of even limited movements of Syria's chemical weapons arsenal.
The muscle energy technique (MET) is used when limited movements of the mandible are observed and caused by soft tissue (muscles and connective tissue) damage.
However the paper prototyping and the mock-up were not suitable for evaluating products which had various movements, because only limited movements of product could be implemented by the paper prototyping and the mock-up.
Thus, protection for nesting females may be confined both spatially and temporally, and the limited movements of females from this high-density nesting site increases the importance of protecting the internesting grounds [70].
Although given the small difference in passage rates (6 12 hours) and limited movements of polar bears on land [ 33, 45], we feel it is more likely due to the widespread occurrence and/or mobile nature of the land-based animals that polar bears consume.
