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Historically, this has confined the research on rodent vision to developmental studies of cortical plasticity mechanisms [76 80] (e.g., ocular dominance plasticity during the critical period) and behavioral/lesion studies of learning, familiarity and memory (e.g., the anatomical substrates of object recognition memory; for a review see [81 85]).

This posture has confined them largely to the sidelines of the patient safety movement.

This Perspective has confined itself (mostly) to discussion of specific theories about the interplay among aging, sleep, and the circadian clock.

This limitation has confined available knowledge of chromatin dynamics to a narrow range of biological systems (cell types that can be sorted/separated/dissected in large numbers and tissue culture models) or to amalgamations of diverse cell types (tissue chunks, whole organisms).

This time Delhi has confined itself to sending a letter of condolence.

Liao then wrote Rushdie a letter, saying, "This prison-like state has confined me.

Last year an unnamed US official was quoted as calling Mr Netanyahu "a chickenshit" - this time the administration has confined itself to calling his decision to speak in Congress "destructive".

For this reason, the mobility management has confined requirements such as seamless mobility, fast handover, IPv6 support, high mobility speed, and movement detection [2, 6, 10].

This dramatic revelation came from the painting's owners – and the gallery has confined itself to a terse public statement.

Instead, it has confined itself to a timid extension of "people-to-people" contacts with Cuba.

Even Warren Buffett has confined himself to sweetheart deals, earning 10% a year on preferred stock.