Sentence examples for restricted localities from inspiring English sources

Especially when a few haplotypes from restricted localities are studied, their assignation to haplogroups should be quick and easy.

Many collections of the same species from different, but geographically restricted, localities (i.e. from populations in Central America, North America or Europe) shared identical sequences.

Some small diurnal birds are found in very restricted localities where their plumage matches the color of the underlying surface.

Unfortunately, the major federal program for the care of HIV-infected persons, the Ryan White CARE Act, explicitly restricts localities from using funds for long-term housing.

We are particularly indebted to numerous colleagues and friends for their invaluable help and constant support in sampling specimens of many of the species studied in this contribution, most of them with narrow distributions and often restricted to localities of very difficult access (caves, high mountains).

So the area surveyed with the EMS-98 scale was restricted to those localities closer to the epicentral area, and resulted in only a few points with low intensity estimates.

The convergence of results suggests that the relevance of our findings is not restricted to the localities we studied, but could prove pertinent to many other tropical regions of the southern hemisphere.

Both clades showed widespread ancestral haplotypes with tip haplotypes restricted to single localities within the range of the widespread ancestral haplotypes.

Substructure in this clade is evident, with several well-supported subclades including a derived subclade restricted to eastern localities of the states of Paraná and Santa Catarina (subclade c1).

Because of the high frequency of thelytoky in all sampled areas, testing for deviations from linkage or Hardy-Weinberg equilibria was virtually pointless, yet analyses of purely sexual samples, restricted to single localities and hosts, provided no evidence for physical linkage or non-Mendelian inheritance in these markers, concordant with a previous report [ 39].

In addition, the distinction of A. montana and A. laubenfelsii –described in 1871 and 1968, respectively [ 38]– was questioned by field observations: they have very similar morphology and ecology and their distribution areas are contiguous, with A. montana being found in the north while A. laubenfelsii is restricted to some localities in the south.