One might expect the action of midazolam to be much less circumscribed when it is distributed globally.
Only 9,645 stops were made under the terrorism laws in 2010/11, compared with 102,504 in the previous year – a drop of more than 90% – following the coalition's decision to replace the widely drawn powers with a much more tightly circumscribed regime.
It is no secret — or, closer to the truth, an open secret — that D.S.K. had a, well, J.F.K.-like reputation with women; French habits and French libel laws kept the nature and extent of this reputation circumscribed, but much of it came out, and a little more so is now.
It is hard to know how much gender roles are socially circumscribed, but the assumption here seems to be that the conditioning is equivalent to a form of genetic engineering.
Margins can be either circumscribed or not circumscribed.
It's a very big deal, not just to him – his relationship with the tabloid press, and particularly News International, has both defined and circumscribed his life for much of the past decade – but a big deal, too, in terms of what will happen to Rupert Murdoch's media empire.
In this study the mosaic was taken over a square region that circumscribed the tissue, but much of the imaged area did not contain tissue.
The aim of this study was to investigate the identity and extension of this maternal Oct4-TN, as much as whether its presence is circumscribed to the egg or maintained beyond fertilisation.
The molecular identity and extension of this TN, as much as whether its presence is circumscribed to the egg or, after fertilisation, is maintained beyond the first mitotic division, remains to be understood.
It had circumscribed Fricke's movements for much of his career.
