Sentence examples for more limited distribution from inspiring English sources

The other isoform, SV2B, has a more limited distribution with varying degrees of coexpression with SV2A.

And so between not being marketed actively and having more limited distribution and support, that model did not work.

Of more limited distribution but of greater economic significance are the alluviums deposited in the river valleys and deltas.

It's not competing for a small piece of market share at the top, with much more limited distribution.

That is about the same percentage that Fox News of the United States reaches in Britain, despite more limited distribution, and considerably below the 19 percent weekly reach of the BBC's 24-hour British news channel.

Examples include *n, *k, and *u or *w for masculine and *t and *i for feminine, as well as elements of more limited distribution, such as *l, *h, and *š or *s, which are used to form further demonstratives and the like.

For example, numerous authors have concluded that geographically widespread taxa appear to survive extinction events better than taxa with more limited distributions.

He placed it in an Oryzomys palustris group with the marsh rice rat and several species with more limited distributions, which he regarded as related to O. couesi but distinctive enough to be classified as separate species.

Merriam and Goldman had recognized that a number of Central American species, including Oryzomys couesi and numerous forms with more limited distributions, are related to the marsh rice rat.

That is because the more limited share distribution often results in a lower offering price, and greater potential upside.

HIF-1α and HIF-2α (collectively called the HIF-α subunits) are both expressed widely, as is HIF-1β (also called the Aryl Hydrocarbon Receptor Nuclear Translocator {ARNT}), while HIF-2β has a more limited tissue distribution.