Sentence examples for more restricted geographically from inspiring English sources

Other families are more restricted geographically.

Such styles are more restricted geographically.

Clade B is more restricted geographically, and dominates in the Middle East with declining frequencies towards north in South-Eastern and Central Europe (Figure 2).

As first reported by Van Ert et al. (10 ), and later detailed by Simonson et al. (18 ), the A.Br.001/002 is common in China, whereas the closely related A.Br.Ames SNP lineage is more restricted geographically.

Races were created in which owners were the riders (gentlemen riders), in which the field was restricted geographically to a township or county, and in which only horses that had not won more than a certain amount were entered.

For example, the evidence is restricted geographically.

Existing data are, however, restricted geographically and by limited sequencing depths.

VNB strains are highly diverse and apparently restricted geographically to southern Africa [10].

By contrast with the 1996 outbreak (10), the epidemic was restricted geographically and temporally.

It is likely that porcine kobuvirus is not restricted geographically and is widely distributed on pig farms worldwide.

In Pakistan and Nigeria, the disease is geographically more restricted, and in southern Afghanistan, the area of that country where the disease remains endemic, no new cases had been reported this year.