Sentence examples for progressively confined from inspiring English sources

This progressively confined the Igbos to their own heartland, but they still managed a noble and courageous resistance, sustained by Ojukwu's charismatic and authoritarian leadership.

The pMAD distribution is progressively confined to the dorsal side.

Undoubtedly, the successful development and implementation of endovascular therapy have led to a less invasive approach to cerebrovascular disease and the room for surgery has been progressively confined.

During embryogenesis in humans, early embryonic cells progressively confine their lineage commitment by changing their developmental potential, i.e., their ability to develop into multiple distinct cell types [ 13].

Local people, particularly marginalised communal farmers have had to adapt to these outside influences within an increasingly confined landscape that has progressively eroded their mobility and restricted their ability to utilise the spatial and temporal variability inherent in semi-arid environments.

Early highstand saw the growth of large sand spits and barrier islands, progressively turning the previous bays into confined lagoons.

Animals previously confined in habitats with progressively reducing prey would have been readily attracted to baited traps.

Most of the structural heterogeneity progressively disappears as it interacted with the nanochannels, adopting fully confined equilibrium conformation after the field is off (relaxation time <img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0016890.e327.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/> s).

Blooms in the upper 500 km of the Murray and Edward Rivers persisted for 5 weeks, but in the mid and lower Murray blooms were confined to a small package of water that moved progressively downstream for another 650 km.

Thus, the consequences of stimulant exposure are not confined to a NAcb-based incentive system, but instead progressively spread to the more dorsal and cognitive territories of the striatum.

Previous work on foams and emulsions in confined geometries provides a basis for this, and is being extended progressively by new experiments and appropriate dynamic models, such as the 2d Viscous Froth Model.