Sentence examples for this very restricted from inspiring English sources
That's a very real challenge for long-time incarcerates, whether they were guilty or not, after living this very restricted life – suddenly there's all these choices.
This very restricted spatial and temporal pattern of expression of this line of Tet-ΔGR/EGFP transgenic mice is probably due to the site of integration of the transgene within the genome.
This phylogenetic reconstruction based on this very restricted but conserved set of genes suggests that two subfamilies may exist within the Mimiviridae family, one represented by Mimivirus and its very close relatives, and another represented by CroV.
Furthermore the repartition areas of the infraspecific entities of the species complex studied in this paper are very restricted and so the variations of feeding possibilities are expected to be quite narrow on such a range where the types of habitats are similar.
This is a very restricted approach since TREs can be very degenerated and, based on previously characterized TREs, position one (as well as other positions) could potentially have any of the four nucleotides.
Several species of this lineage have very restricted allopatric distributions, often limited to a single valley or mountain system, but there are also some species with wider geographical ranges.
Many species of this lineage have very restricted distributions, often limited to a single valley or mountain system, but there are also some species with very wide geographical ranges, such as e.g., H. gracilis, present in the whole Europe from north Iberia to the Urals [ 45].
The African clawed frog PXRα (BXRα) had the lowest predicted intrinsic disorder in the LBD of any PXR (Additional files 9 and 10); as discussed above, this receptor has very restricted ligand specificity, essentially responding only to benzoates (and their close structural analogs) shown to be important in early frog development [ 7].
However, this jirga had a very restricted scope.
While the law stipulates that service providers can refuse to provide support for someone who is undergoing or has undergone gender reassignment, this only applies in very restricted cases.
However, it is difficult to refute or affirm categorically the imprinted status of a gene, particularly in the human species, as this phenomenon can be very restricted in its temporal and/or spatial profile.
