Sentence examples for restricted to the same from inspiring English sources
Unlike natural sex, molecular sex is not restricted to the same species.
In the singles competitions, too, the top competitors' marks are usually restricted to the same narrow range, except for the occasional 6.0.
But once they graduated from high school, they found their choices restricted to the same dead-end jobs and shadowed lives that their parents live.
Why or why not? -Should all tennis players in one competition be restricted to the same type and make of racket?
Tree kangaroos inhabit tropical rainforest canopies only in Australia and New Guinea, and birds-of-paradise are restricted to the same areas.
Andy Weatherley, the CU staff worker at Birmingham, said: "Christian unions should be permitted to restrict membership to only those people who profess faith in Jesus Christ, and that leadership positions are also restricted to the same criteria and the beliefs outlined in the University and Colleges Christian Fellowshipp (UCCF) doctrinal basis".
By definition, the fibers of the projections (nu :Delta _flat X rightarrow Delta X), (nu ^perp :Delta ^perp _flat rightarrow Delta X) over an object (langle [n],x rangle in Delta X) are both canonically identified with ([n]^o), and the prefibrations (sigma _dagger ^*mathcal {C}), (tau _dagger ^*mathcal {C}^flat ) restrict to the same prefibration on this fiber ([n]^o).
When the analysis was restricted to the cases, the same unit concentration was associated with 1.8-fold greater likelihood of IgE-sensitization (95% CI, 1.1 – 2.8) compared to the non-IgE sensitized cases.
This procedure is not restricted to the UK; the same principle applies worldwide [ 4].
For the quality evaluation by morphological features with size of main root and color of outer bark should be restricted to the samples from the same growing area with the same harvest season and cultivation technique.
The same analysis, restricted to the subgroup of septic shock patients, presented similar results (data not shown).
