Sentence examples for were circumscribed in from inspiring English sources

In a contemporary series reported by Surov et al. [6], margins were circumscribed in 66 % of cases, lobulated in 30 % and indistinct in 3%%.

Myriopteris Fée is an early diverging lineage of cheilanthoid ferns (Pteridaceae) that contains approximately 47 species encompassed within three major clades all of which, until recently, were circumscribed in the large, polyphyletic genus, Cheilanthes Sw. (Grusz and Windham, 2013; Grusz et al., 2014).

To be sure, the right to counsel of choice "is circumscribed in several important respects". Wheat, supra, at 159.

(In a small and very open economy, national discretion in monetary policy is circumscribed in any case).

So is travel out of the country, an emotional escape valve for those who feel their lives are circumscribed in Vladimir Putin's Russia.

And they're willing to go beyond what is circumscribed in law to make their own decisions – maybe shaping society in areas where governments won't act.

Despite her elevation, she continued to meet with hostility from a number of priests and bishops, and the sisters' work was circumscribed in certain cities.

The game is at its best when you are circumscribed in your actions -- when, for example, you are prohibited from killing anyone or when you must kill someone before he has a chance to press an alarm.

It is therefore the thoroughly established doctrine of this court that liberty of contract may be circumscribed in the interest of the state and the welfare of its people.

Just as the president is circumscribed in his power, courts are not allowed to reach out, use a case before them as an excuse to opine on an issue not properly before them (called an "advisory" opinion) and then take a constitutional issue first, only to decide the order does not apply to the defendant anyway.

But if electronic surveillance is a "general search," or if it must be circumscribed in the manner the Court now suggests, how can surreptitious electronic surveillance of a suspected Communist or a suspected saboteur escape the strictures of the Fourth Amendment?