Sentence examples for restrained the extent from inspiring English sources

Deep convection around the eye warmed slightly and a combination of dry air and wind shear restrained the extent of the storms' outflow to the west.

By consciously restraining the extent to which it showed its real face as an al Qaeda affiliate and by embedding itself in the revolutionary dynamics, Nusra ensured that it would become an indispensable part in the fight against the regime.

This low level of local interferon is suspected to represent activation of a homeostatic mechanism to control the intensity of inflammation and to restrain the extent of tissue destruction [ 14, 32].

A possible explanation for this gender effect could be that it is related to the size of the amygdala, known to be larger in males (Giedd et al. 1996; Goldstein et al. 2001), which could play a role in restraining the extent of the OR in this gender as shown in Fig.  13.

To some extent, the formed clusters restrained the development of interdepartmental collaboration and communication.

Other passengers restrained the man.

Antin said he restrained the man.

On the one hand, overpressure can bear part even the whole lithostatic pressure, which reduce the effective pressure and restrain the compaction to some extent, thus protecting the primary pores effectively.

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This development was restrained to an extent by the standardization of the seal script during the Qin dynasty, but soon started again.

In addition to facilitating weight bearing on the paretic limb, AFOs produced a significant effect on the control of the COP, with the E-AFO restraining the displacement of the COP to a greater extent than the P-AFO.