Sentence examples for probably confined from inspiring English sources

The analysis suggests that, despite the atypical X-ray appearance, the X-ray emission in IC 443 is probably confined to a thin (0.1 pc) shell.

Recently the Nauruan government has begun blocking transfers even when the federal court has ordered it – effectively rendering the home affairs department in breach of orders – but observers have suggested this was probably confined to the time period that Nauru was hosting the Pacific Islands Forum, and was particularly sensitive to the perception it could not provide adequate medical care.

The feral pigeon (Columba livia domestica) is a sub-species of the wild rock dove (Columba livia), which is now probably confined to sea cliffs in Ireland and north and west Scotland.

After construction of the Archaic Temple and its long altar, we found that most of the ceremonial activities were probably confined to the surface of the rock around the altar and the temple because the eastern terrace bears little sign of use.

Ancestral state reconstructions of life form and distribution, taking into account phylogenetic uncertainty, indicate their descent from a woody ancestor that was probably confined to Africa.

A sample size of 10 ICUs was however small, with any representativeness to the Australian and New Zealand context probably confined to tertiary-level units; note also that only New Zealand ICU was involved.

As long as the EU is struggling with bigger problems, it will probably confine its correction of Mr Orban to the occasional gentle smack.

A spokesman for Mr. Obama said he was likely to make a rare public statement opposing Mr. Trump if DACA is changed, though he will probably confine his comments to social media.

The plan said any damage would probably be confined to "timber and private land values," not buildings.

For now, peacekeeping troops will probably be confined to barracks when not on duty, given the uncertain security situation and a historic ambivalence by Afghans about the presence of foreigners in their midst.

Even the realisation that one day he will probably be confined to a hospital bed sets him wondering how he could be useful there, because "it's nice to think of something to do when you're dying".