Sentence examples for more restricted area from inspiring English sources
Within it is an even more restricted area, the intelligence center, which is protected by yet another guard and crammed with computers, secure telephone lines and satellite equipment.
A monopolar electrode records from a wide field, whereas a differential recording between two closely spaced (bipolar) electrodes records better from a more restricted area.
Yap1 is now expressed in the more restricted area of pancreas where ductal- or acinar-fated cells are present (George et al., 2012).
The results for both ECov and ECent are assessed and compared as alternative AOI definitions, where ECent represents a far more restricted area than ECov.
The extensive area of WPV1 circulation overlapped with the more restricted area of circulation of VDPVs in Kasai Occidental (19 ).
The Eastern cluster, which includes the four isolates from Shantou, presents a wide geographic distribution and overlaps with the more restricted area of circulation of the Southern cluster.
More restricted areas of subsidence also occur in the northeastern, less urbanized, sectors of the Napoli metropolitan area.
There was also some confusion about where to vote in some of the more restricted areas around ground zero in Lower Manhattan, where polling places had been moved because some streets and buildings remained closed.
Officials also are setting up a higher-security ticketing and credentialing system for some events, to prevent people from using counterfeit materials to get into the balls and more restricted areas.
Relative FDG uptake was significantly higher in PETPseudoCT as compared to PETCTderived in more restricted areas, including the primary and parietotemporal cortices as well as the cerebellum.
Private institutions generally target niche markets with an eye to financial returns and have a different profile from public universities, either because they offer education in more restricted areas of knowledge or because they have limited research and postgraduate activities [ 23].
