Sentence examples for of restricted extent from inspiring English sources

In southern Germany Hercynian massifs are of restricted extent.

"People [in the intelligence service] are very conscious of the possibility of intrusions into civil liberties - and therefore the importance of restricting that to the extent of what's strictly necessary.

To reduce the likelihood of bias from edge effects, we did not predict ORs in regions of low data density, which restricted the extent of northern latitudes available for our analysis.

The thin morphology of the compound layer in this study restricted the extent of premature crack initiation from the surface.

As would be expected, one of the limits to scaling up was the restricted spatial extent of the weather stations.

Subsequent legislation has further restricted the extent of the royal prerogative.

Challenges in management are, however, consistent across depths, and highlight the restricted spatial extent of such features, and the limited information typically available on their distributions, and the ecosystem services they provide.

These factors severely restricted the extent of their exploration, which was largely confined to the vicinity of Robertson Bay.

These data strongly suggest that induction of IFNAR1 ubiquitination restricts the extent of inflammation and tissue injury and enables pancreatic tissue regeneration in chronic pancreatitis.

Therefore, the role of Lhx2 in restricting the extent of the forebrain hem system ends by E10.5, which is the stage at which the first neurons of the cortex are born, and the septum, hem, and thalamic eminence can be identified by marker gene expression in the mouse (Grove et al. 1998; Zembrzycki et al. 2007; Fotaki et al. 2008; Supplementary Fig. S4).

At present, this latter system is restricted in extent to the southern coastal regions of Yemen and Oman.