Sentence examples for more restricted at from inspiring English sources
In adults, expression of tenascins becomes more restricted, at least in normal conditions (8).
Connectivity between the three major oceans is now much more restricted at tropical and subtropical latitudes than in the Early Miocene.
Another R function can be used like lrm (Hmisc library using the library Design) which is more restricted at present in the choice of the link functions.
As may be expected this shows that the systemic response is slower than in the udder following infection with S. aureus and that the changes in expression are more restricted, at least in the early phases.
When we examine the range of the spatial cuing effect across subjects for Experiment 1, however, we observe that the range is 288 ms (minimum = 22 ms; maximum = 310 ms) while the range for the orientation cuing effect is actually more restricted at 205 ms (minimum = -59 ms; maximum = 146 ms).
And then of course there's Ireland, where abortion is clearly more restricted, at least for now, than in even the deepest-red U.S. states.
Two more restricted subsets, centered at bins 7 8 and 10 12, include FBX genes with partially limited phylogenetic distributions.
However, patients who had more restricted activity days at baseline (p =.03), or who had a greater reduction in restricted activity days (p =.04), had higher ratings of care provided by physician and non-physician specialists.
While rISP2 is a relatively potent inhibitor of all the clan PA, family S1A serine peptidases tested so far (Eschenlauer et al., 2009), the inhibitory activity of rISP1 is more restricted and is at least 10-fold lower than that of rISP2.
However, it is difficult to verify for singular problems on time scales, in particular, in order to remove the singularity in at, more restricted conditions are required.
Pseudopod formation is then more restricted to pseudopod splitting at the front, probably using actin filaments, which is stimulated by PLA2 activity through a mechanism that is not yet known.
