Can object iterator's results be constrained by level?

Development Programming & Scripting C++
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I’ve gotten object iterators working with some help from the forums and the excellent tutorial rama posted at https://wiki.unrealengine.com/Iterators:Object%26_Actor_Iterators,_Optional_Class_Scope_For_Faster_Search#Disadvantage_of_Object_Iterator , but I’m finding that by default, their scope is quite wide- if I follow that tutorial exactly and run something like this:

UWorld* YourGameWorld = //set this somehow, from another UObject or pass it in as parameter
 TArray myArray;

for(TObjectIterator Itr; Itr; ++Itr)
{
   //World Check
   if(Itr->GetWorld() != YourGameWorld)
   {
      continue;
   }
   //now do stuff
myArray.Add(*Itr);
}

myArray will end up with every single USomeObject currently spawned in the world. If I run this from an actor inside a level (besides the persistent level), Is there any way I can restrict the results to only the instances of USomeOject that share a level with whoever is running the code?