Sentence examples for restricted extent of from inspiring English sources
In Africa the generally poor development of deltas is mainly because of the restricted extent of the coastal plain, together with the relatively narrow continental shelf, which provides neither sufficient room nor shallow enough water for the deposition of delta-forming material.
The few studies that have been undertaken are limited by the restricted extent of plasmid relationships and host bacterial phylogeny investigated.
Subsequent legislation has further restricted the extent of the royal prerogative.
The thin morphology of the compound layer in this study restricted the extent of premature crack initiation from the surface.
Challenges in management are, however, consistent across depths, and highlight the restricted spatial extent of such features, and the limited information typically available on their distributions, and the ecosystem services they provide.
These factors severely restricted the extent of their exploration, which was largely confined to the vicinity of Robertson Bay.
To reduce the likelihood of bias from edge effects, we did not predict ORs in regions of low data density, which restricted the extent of northern latitudes available for our analysis.
Hence, it is of utmost importance to monitor the development of cracks in structures well in time to restrict the extent of overall damage.
This study demonstrates that focused recharge from different sources can be positively identified where the recharge waters have distinctive compositions, and that underlying clay-rich sediments restrict the extent of seepage.
In addition, this roof type as opposed to its counterparts—seems to restrict the extent of the primary vortex in the stadium and appears to generate a sufficiently strong counter-rotating secondary vortex below the roof that sweeps the rain away from the stands.
Alternatively, Vang may act upstream of Dsh, with Dsh restricting the extent of the proposed centrosome-attracting activity in a manner that does not involve Vang.
