Sentence examples for restricted catchment from inspiring English sources
Because spillways external to the restricted catchment for Paleolake Gobero may have kept inundation levels under 10 m (Figure 1D), it is possible that floodwaters may not have displaced lakeside occupants by a long distance or over a long temporal span.
The poor performance of autonomy is probably not only restricted to the catchment area surveyed.
Again, the 228 patients are a subgroup of this cohort restricted to the primary catchment area of Odense University Hospital.
The CBA area is restricted to the urban catchment of Risskov located in the northern part of the center of Aarhus city (see Fig. 2).
Because diet is a factor in microbial gut profiles [1], [2], [9] and in pre-Columbian communities, dietary options were more restricted, pre-Columbian resource catchments were more regional than those today, resulting in more restricted exposure to other environs.
The taskforce said regulation was needed around "pollution load limits" and urban and industrial developments in reef catchments should be restricted to "ensure no net increase in water pollution".
Interestingly our findings revealed that this was influenced by the health facility boundaries that restricted patients living along/close to the catchment borders.
Inclusion was restricted to patients referred from the primary catchment area of Odense University Hospital during the period from 1 August 1984 to 1 September 1989.
Thus, clade C was found exclusively at the Torrent de Sóller catchment, whereas clade B2 was restricted to the head-waters of Torrent de Muro (localities 10-15 and 19) and to some vicine stations at the Torrent de Na Borges catchment (localities 17-18 and 28).
Due to an inadequate transportation network, the catchment area of the GRH is restricted to approximately 75,000 inhabitants.
Multilevel models included four-digit postcode areas (first level), nested within GP cooperative catchment areas (second level), using the restricted maximum likelihood (REML) method.
