Sentence examples for more restricted in range from inspiring English sources

With conservation organisations and grant aid encouraging habitat restoration over that past 20 years, wild flowers may be more restricted in range than they once were, but are far from extinct.

Populations of the species in southern California are also becoming more restricted in range because of urbanization and agricultural development in the region.

The species was formerly more restricted in range, and rarely bred even in northern England in the 1700s.

Although more restricted in geographic range than our study, other fallow deer studies (for example, for introduced populations in Tazmania; Webley et al., 2007) also found relatively high levels of differentiation and low diversity within populations.

Median age of patients with seasonal influenza A and pandemic (H1N1) 2009 was 3 years for both groups, but pandemic (H1N1) 2009 was more restricted in age range (upper limit 27 years, compared with 68 years for seasonal influenza A).

Smaller non-cursorial species, for example, show higher stride frequencies (fstride), shorter stride lengths (lstride) and higher DF for their size compared to larger, cursorial species and are more restricted in their speed range during different gaits [23].

Multi-domain architectures associated with signaling or small-molecule interactions are often more restricted in their phyletic range and show lineage-specific diversity [ 105, 106].

Furthermore, finger range of motion was significantly more restricted in plate plus screw fixation in comparison with screw only fixation.

The range of motion in external rotation was more restricted in the Putti-Platt group.

Remarkably, also the dynamic range of the reaction (stimulated minus basal) was considerably more restricted in NEC of GPA-patients (P = 0.029, Figure 2B).

Reptiles are more restricted in distribution.