Sentence examples for thought restricted from inspiring English sources

But by tracking a cohort of children from age 4 to 5 to age 10 to 11, they found that problems thought restricted to postpuberty children actually appeared well before puberty.

The domain had been thought restricted to Firmicutes, but Segniliparus is a member of the phylum Chloroflexi.

This has been most convincingly demonstrated with the detection of lineage IV virus a lineage thought restricted to the Indian subcontinent and the Middle East across northern and central Africa (Technical Appendix Figure) (7, 8 ).

Apocalyptic trends, given considerable impetus by the victory of the Maccabees over the Syrian Greeks, were not (as was formerly thought) restricted to Pharisaic circles.

"We think restricting imports causes far more harm than good.

Mr. Glaeser thinks restricting building height is fundamentally unfair.

And although the crisis in Ukraine has stoked America's willingness to help allies, there is a domestic lobby that thinks restricting exports will keep prices at home low.Technological change may help matters.

Yvette Cooper thinks restricting the mad venality of the plutocrat class is "ultimately anti-worker", so she also presumably thinks doing too much to fight climate change would be ultimately anti-sunlight.

"The scoreline could have been greater for us and I thought we restricted them to limited opportunities, so job well done at the end of it.

The Deep Blue computer's winning match against Gary Kasparov in 1997 was a landmark in showing that we understood computing technology enough to take on the task -- one we thought was restricted to human intelligence.

In the last few years, it has become clear that AID expression is not, as originally thought, exclusively restricted to activated B cells.