Sentence examples for restriction to specific from inspiring English sources
Further, floral zygomorphy and floral tube length are associated with restriction to specific pollinators.
Its restriction to specific habitats, and its frequent disturbance by human activity, well-meaning and otherwise, have made its populations isolated and prone to the effects of inbreeding.
Except for male live-in caregivers, no such upward shift in age earnings profiles can be detected for other groups of male or female TFWs.10 For highly skilled workers in the TFW-LMO, IA, and CI-EB groups, the absence of an upward shift in the age earnings profile suggests that restriction to specific employers does not put these TFWs in a disadvantageous position.
A larger study population would have allowed for restriction to specific sub-populations (e.g. specific underlying diagnoses, treatment regimens, comorbid conditions, time since transplant, etc).
Moreover, the restriction to specific hosts also promotes small bacterial population size, asexuality and population bottleneck for transmission, favoring the persistence of slightly deleterious mutations (Muller's ratchet).
Therefore it will be important to establish whether PAD3 expression determines AIF-mediated cell death restriction to specific neural cell subpopulations in pathologies involving increase in intracellular Ca2 +.
Brain connectivities that discriminate between tinnitus and control tones were investigated without prior restrictions to specific regions.
Oxalates and particularly calcium oxalate were detected in a numerous of paint layers without restriction to any specific colors (ground layer, yellow, green, rose red).
Copper oxalate was also found in this green paint layer and calcium oxalate were detected in a numerous of paint layers without restriction to any specific colors.
The novelty of the approach, which has already been proven efficient for bulk materials (e.g. bcc or fcc Fe-based alloys), is to allow for any structure, without restriction to a specific lattice.
Clinicians will likely argue that the wrong population was studied in the latter case; however, restriction to a specific population can increase the difficulty in recruitment due to a lower number of eligible patients.
