Sentence examples for more commonly restricted from inspiring English sources

In T. talamancae, the parietals usually extend from the roof of the braincase broadly on to the sides, but in T. bolivaris they are more commonly restricted to the roof.

It is seldom possible to obtain information from every individual in the population, however, and attention is more commonly restricted to a sample drawn from it.

In America and increasingly in Europe, smoking is commonly restricted to separate areas.

Subtle haemorrhage is commonly restricted to the site of injury "sentinel clot sign".

Indigenous and other native plants are commonly restricted to informal or naturalistic designed landscapes.

Even when a certain law was exceptionally quick to pass, the authoritative power of such laws is commonly restricted to their local jurisdiction.

These had clear limitations: marketplaces were commonly restricted to a niche product, and (outside of eBay motors) users were generally unwilling to pay for high-value items online.

More commonly, willingness to restrict on age and smoking was justified and supported on a variety of grounds.

These states have been able to tap reserve funding, increase the availability of naloxone, and, most commonly, restrict opioid prescriptions.

To our knowledge, race-specific poverty gradients for melanoma have not previously been reported because of the rarity of this disease among nonwhites; more commonly, melanoma reporting is restricted to white non-Hispanics.

They think "designing" means being more controlling, more restricting.