Sentence examples for particularly confined from inspiring English sources

For example, the carriage of the SE appears particularly confined to anti-CCP positive RA cases [ 26, 27].

It has been shown that housekeeping genes may be particularly confined to chromosome regions possessing the appropriate transcriptional environment; indeed, mutations that alter their location may exert important deleterious pleiotropic effects in diverse tissues and developmental stages (Wang and Zhang 2010).

But there remains a lot of work to be done toward developing miniature navigation systems, particularly for confined spaces.

Shape Memory Alloys (SMA) are good candidates to actuate endoscope heads but the cooling problem must be solved particularly in confined situations.

Moreover, when the channel state information at the transmitter (CSI-T) is known, precoding techniques permit to compensate the channel impairments such as spatial correlation between antennas and can improve the overall performance drastically, particularly in confined environments [1].

Inhaling the gas — particularly in confined spaces or for long periods of time — has been linked with long-term respiratory damage, blindness and even death.

Virtually all individuals situated near (in the case of a terrorist attack in Finland less than 70 m) the center of an explosion suffer some form of ear blast injury (20), particularly in confined spaces as was the case in Beslan, where hostages were held in the school gym.

Electronic tagging can also be used to ensure suspects under house arrest who are particularly dangerous remain confined.

We conclude that selectively logged stands, along with near-natural stands, are valuable lichen habitats particularly for species confined to old-growth structures such as coarse trees and deadwood.

Subways are particularly critical areas: Confined, threatening to many, they elicit from tourists and potential commuters acute sensitivity to visual signs of disorder.

S wave velocity (Vs) structures have also been well confined, particularly at depths shallower than the topmost of the oceanic mantle by active seismic surveys (Fujie et al., 2013).