Sentence examples for restricted collection from inspiring English sources

Far from being forgotten in its first modern home in the royal palace at Portici on the Bay of Naples, the sculpture, which was part of a restricted collection in the cellars, was quickly a celebrity.

Its severely restricted collection of unpitched timbres (the player strikes a gong and three cymbals in an incessant stream of rhythm) has its antecedents in compositions by James Tenney and Alvin Lucier, but the work's brave exploration of expressive territory makes it memorable.

Due to budgetary and resource limitations, we restricted collection to three study days, choosing to have only one weekend day (Sunday).

The geographically restricted haplotypes may represent clones that had reached a high frequency because of founder effects or population bottlenecks, or it may have arisen from restricted collection activity.

IS-related proteins were identified by comparing the new annotations against a list of 286 architectures that were considered characteristic of proteins encoded by IS elements and that were composed by a restricted collection of Pfam domains (supplementary table S1, Supplementary Material online).

In contrast, restricted collections of reliable homologues allow a higher confidence on the match they find.

In our world-wide collection the extent of genome-wide LD decreases more rapidly than in geographically restricted collections of domesticated barley germplasm [ 58- 60].

At the federal level, wording introduced into the Affordable Care Act restricts collection of data on guns in the home.

This difference is caused by the institutional biobank policy, which restricts collection of tumors with less than 1 cm for non-diagnostic purposes.

Restoration guidelines strongly recommend using local sources to maximize local adaptation and prevent outbreeding depression, but in highly modified landscapes this restricts collection to small remnants where limited, poor quality seed is available, and where harvesting impacts may be high.

Many prospective studies measured NSAID use only once (at entry), or collected information on aspirin but not other NSAIDs, or restricted information collection to heavy users.