The people we are talking about buy huge numbers of tickets … Keeping the percentage small restricts the amount of extra money they can make on top, and so removes the incentive for touts to participate".
When the show begins, Plum's life is small, restricted and restrained.
The initial ICUs were small, restricted, closed units.
However, its distribution is discontinuous and scattered; it occupies small, restricted areas as a result of having been extensively exploited by humans over the past 1000 years (Ohba 1993).
Because the original LLDI was developed on a small, restricted sample, prior to measuring change in the LLDI within LIFE-P, we undertook an investigation to re-examine the measurement properties of the instrument.
This definition is imperfect and controversial because it does not make a distinction among fetuses who are constitutionally small, growth restricted and small, and growth restricted but not small.
As in all arthropods, the chelicerate body has a very small coelom restricted to small areas round the reproductive and excretory systems.
There is no real wide space that can possibly get rid of this fear, for the space that consumes your mind is all that, small, cramped, restricting, a confining corner that one can't escape.
Those with large populations that ranged far and wide would have many more individuals which could be buried and preserved, but a small group restricted to a small area less so.
In particular, the modeling suggests that if the epidemic begins in a smaller town, restricting visitors from entering or leaving that town is important.
