Sentence examples for more than localised from inspiring English sources

He added: "In my view, the evidence which the inquiry has received, viewed in the round, strongly suggests that phone hacking was a practice which, over the period from the late 1990s to the arrest of Mr Goodman and Mr Mulcaire in 2006, was occurring within the industry on a more than localised basis.

Despite making inroads, the rebels, who have briefly controlled areas close to Damascus, have as yet neither the supply lines, nor the communications capacity and heavy weaponry, to mount more than localised pinprick raids.Perhaps more importantly, Mr Assad still enjoys at least tacit backing from a fair proportion of Syrians.

This is particularly significant in a failed state where access negotiations and security arrangements are more heavily localised than elsewhere.

We have found that human proteins containing MHC class I ligands are more frequently localised to intracellular parts of the cell including the cytoplasm and nucleus than expected from the distribution in a background protein data set.

This should result in even more shadow detail and even more accurate localised colouring.

Longitudinal and multiple reduction defects were more frequently localised on the right side [ 34].

David Halperin has written an over-long book, more localised in its application than he seems fully to appreciate, about the aspects of being gay other than sexual choice.

In a previous study using I-labelled moreantibody antibody was localised at the margin than at the centre of a WiDr tumour by radioautography (unpublished data).

Photoreaction by a cell surface-bound photosensitiser (PS) is 10-fold more effective than PSs localised to mitochondria or lysosomes.

Working memory in children has been shown to be more localised in the caudate nucleus and anterior insula than in the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex as in adults, 12 while comprehension has not been consistently localised to one area.

Through all this there is an overarching need to become much more localised and specific in our behaviour change efforts.