Sentence examples for more restricted subset from inspiring English sources

All 16 hemagglutinin (HA) and 9 neuraminidase (NA) subtypes of influenza A virus are found in wild waterfowl, gulls, and shorebirds [1], [2], [3], but a much more restricted subset of these viruses is found in other birds and mammals.

If we adopt these definitions, belief is the general term for thinking that a proposition (such as evolution) is true, with acceptance being a more restricted subset (Fig. 1).

In addition to widespread expression throughout the brain, A0023-Gal4 appears to also label a more restricted subset of cells in the α and β lobes of the mushroom bodies compared to D0264-Gal4 (Figure 4E).

The peptide evolution to 4 DTV ratio stayed the same in this subset, however, as well as for an even more restricted subset of 158 doublets with 24 or more ESTs (data not shown).

Two more restricted subsets, centered at bins 7 8 and 10 12, include FBX genes with partially limited phylogenetic distributions.

It does not exclude the possibility that further analysis will demonstrate that the post-Chernobyl carcinomas might belong to a more homogeneous restricted subset of carcinomas.

More precisely, in Mandarin, only a very restricted subset of common nouns admits the mark of the plural (the suffix -men).

[This applies to only] a restricted subset of pragmatic aspects of meaning.

Are they based on a somehow restricted subset of ribosomal proteins?

Using this restricted subset of reference alleles, the other trimmed read groups were evaluated for identity.

In contrast, FruMA expression is more restricted to a subset of FruM neurons.