Sentence examples for more restricted setting from inspiring English sources

The inspector general's review concluded that the killer had a history of mental illnesses and should have been placed in a more restricted setting.

Occasionally it is convenient to use a transcription in which some of the allophones are represented by specific symbols, or some of the phonemes are designated by the symbols for a more restricted set of categories.

A decision tree was then used to predict cluster membership based on a more restricted set of biomarkers.

However, at high salt, interactions of the activated complex are limited to a more restricted set of residues which are easier approached during diffusion, prior to final docking.

Moreover, the broad range of genres used in medieval philosophy raises questions about the nature of philosophical writing in general when compared to the much more restricted set of accepted forms in modern and contemporary philosophical works.

Gel-shift experiments showed that both SUD-C and SUD-MC bind to single-stranded RNA and recognize purine bases more strongly than pyrimidine bases, whereby SUD-MC binds to a more restricted set of purine-containing RNA sequences than SUD-M.

Proteins are marginally stable because the beneficial interactions that govern the native structure are counterbalanced by a large entropy loss associated with going from a large ensemble of states to a more restricted set of conformations, as well as by the repulsive electrostatic interactions present in the native state [21].

Second, we have re-estimated the age of Proto-Austronesian using a more restricted set of calibrations.

Duplication of such genes can facilitate the specialization of daughter genes and changes in expression, for instance in more restricted sets of tissues, can further drive specialization [23].

I. walleriana in its current native range may be growing under a more restricted set of conditions – a sort of climatic cage – from which anthropogenic transport as an ornamental provided an escape.

That is, compared to the participants in the current study who saw equal numbers of plays moving in both directions, officials working real matches are likely exposed to a more restricted set of either left-moving or right-moving attacking plays depending on the role they occupy in a particular system.