Sentence examples for rather confined from inspiring English sources

However, in contrast to previous work, the identified cross-links are not distributed across several functional modules but are rather confined within one protein complex, considerably increasing the number of cross-link observations per protein-binding interface.

Based on anecdotal evidence from the RNA model, we conjecture that this condition is not globally fulfilled, but rather confined to regions where the genotype phenotype map is continuous.

In contrast, Cleveland's agony was rather confined to one arena on one night, where James made himself at home, writes Adrian Wojnarowski on Yahoo.com, much to the chagrin of the people who actually still live there.

The present study was designed to determine whether and to what extent the activation of the sympathetic nervous system reported in the metabolic syndrome is generalized to the whole cardiovascular system or if it is rather confined to selected vascular districts.

There Russell argued that the whole of mathematics could be derived from a few simple axioms that made no use of specifically mathematical notions, such as number and square root, but were rather confined to purely logical notions, such as proposition and class.

As I developed as a scholar and teacher over the years, I felt rather confined by what appeared to be the standard expectations in my field.

So rather confining to the role of surface treatment, present ions interact with the full volume of Ag layer and subsequently develop the obtained features.

Two decades later, in the 1940's, a group of New Jersey nurserymen and holly enthusiasts decided the American holly was not so much an endangered species but rather a neglected species, one that should be more widely used in public and private landscapes rather than confined to a holiday decoration.

In the 1940's, a group of New Jersey nurserymen and holly enthusiasts decided the American holly was not so much an endangered species but rather a neglected species, one that should be more widely used in public and private landscapes rather than confined to a holiday decoration.

I also felt free and active, rather than confined and stultified.

I couldn't decide if I would rather feel confined or all alone.