Sentence examples for more restricted ranging from inspiring English sources

For the confirmed male victims, the age of the suspect was known for seven cases and was slightly more restricted, ranging from 14 to 48 years, with a mean age of 24.43 (SD = 11.43).

The sensitivity is even more restricted, ranging between 82.7% and 94.1% [ 30– 30].

Some related species have more restricted ranges.

But it also suggests that many marine organisms have far more restricted ranges than once thought, making them especially vulnerable to extinction.

Four major groups (groups III-VI) in Lower Central America were characterized by more restricted ranges relative to Groups I and II.

For instance, in many taxa body size seems to determine the size of distribution ranges, with smaller taxa having more restricted ranges [ 10].

Eight host sea anemones have a widespread distribution and two (Heteractis malu and Macrodactyla doreensis) have more restricted ranges, but are distributed around the centre of diversity for the clownfishes, making interaction between most clownfishes and host species geographically possible [ 20].

Sensory neurons face the challenge of encoding this huge range of inputs within their much more restricted response range.

But one point should be acknowledged right away: the more restricted the range of experimental manipulations employed, the greater the chance that the investigator will completely miss important principles.

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

When a liner develops wear, the centre of rotation migrates centrally and/or cranially, and the deeper the head, the more restricted the range of movements becomes (7° are lost for each millimetre of penetration); in fact, sometimes late dislocation can be the first clinical sign of wear [ 3].